What’s the difference between tsc (TypeScript compiler) and ts-node?
I’m very confused about the difference between tsc and ts-node. I’m learning TypeScript and I usually transpile server .ts files with tsc command.
ts-node
Cannot find Typescript module even though tsc successfully manages to resolve it
I have a Node.js project written in Typescript which is expected to run as a CLI, and am having trouble to import a module located out of the node_modules directory using an absolute path (relative paths work fine). It might be important to mention that I am using the oclif framework for building my CLI.
Nestjs: import modules undefined, but methods and functions from modules can be imported
I am using Nestjs with WebStorm & TS 4.2.3^latest.
deno vs ts-node : what’s the difference
I’m working on a relative large typescript project, I’m using ts-node to run node testing and examples. As far as I understand, ts-node will compile ts files to js files and execute.
TypeError: Object prototype may only be an Object or null: undefined
Below if I import Entity I get the posts’s subject error (TypeError: Object prototype may only be an Object or null: undefined), but if I replace the import with the actual Entity declaration the code runs fine.