chore: Add TypeScript Usage details to the README #1021
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bemisguided
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Jul 28, 2023
| - [Using Node.js](#using-nodejs) | ||
| - [Differences with the C# API](#differences-with-the-c-api) | ||
| - [Using the js Compiler](#compiler) | ||
| - [](#) |
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VSCode added indentation here, which seemed like a nice thing. Happy to remove though, if we want a cleaner PR.
smwhr
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npm test).npm run-script lint).Description
The TypeScript usage is non-standard and not so obvious. Added some details to the README.md.