Use the latest TypeScript, with complete access to the compiler API 🌹
Still Just TypeScript
byots
will use whatever TypeScript version you install in your application. So you are actually using whatever TypeScript you bring in. However we highly recommendnpm install typescript@next byots@latest
so you don't get anyJavaScriptFromTypeScript - TypeDefinitionFromByots
inconsistencies.
But with the following advantage
With a liberal definition file. We expose internal APIs.
The definitions are updated daily automatically and our version numbers match the TypeScript nightly version numbers.
If you are working with the TypeScript compiler using import * as ts from 'typescript'
and ts
has everything you need, then use that. Otherwise if you find some API that isn't available on ts.
but you can see if you do console.log(ts)
, then you would consider using byots
.
In your package.json
npm install byots@latest --save --save-exact
Each release is named after the day it was built and the git commit hash in Microsoft/TypeScript/master that it was built from. We recommend adding save-exact
so you know exactly what you tested with.
Use import * as ts from 'byots'
and you get what import * as ts from 'typescript'
would give you.
https://github.com/nonara/ts-expose-internals
ts-expose-internals
builds for new releases only to provide better stability -byots
is nightly for bleeding edge experimentation.ts-expose-internals
uses module augmentation so youimport typescript
-byots
reexports typescript so youimport byots
.