feat: build with esbuild #22
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Which problem is this pull request solving?
In this repository we take a TypeScript source and generate both a Node.js module (using
tscto transpile) and a Deno module. Sadly,tscand Deno disagree about the correct way to import a TypeScript file, with the former not supporting the.tsextension in import paths and the latter requiring it.Right now this isn't a problem because we have a simple entry point file that is not importing anything, but once the codebase becomes more complex and we need to break it out into separate files, we'll have a problem.
To prevent that, this PR replaces
tscwith esbuild, which does let you import TypeScript files with a.tsextension. We're still usingtscfor type checking, but it's esbuild who actually transpiles the code.