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it would be nice to use ESNext syntax in my generator.
I just moved one of my generators to typescript and i'm using import & export.
when i use tsc, it can convert to CommonJS, but when i run it, it doesn't like it.
i don't want to have to use require() and exports.
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feature
it would be nice to use ESNext syntax in my generator.
I just moved one of my generators to typescript and i'm using import &
export.
when i use tsc, it can convert to CommonJS, but when i run it, it doesn't
like it.
i don't want to *have* to use require() and exports.
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feature
it would be nice to use
ESNext
syntax in my generator.I just moved one of my generators to typescript and i'm using
import
&export
.when i use tsc, it can convert to CommonJS, but when i run it, it doesn't like it.
i don't want to have to use
require()
andexports.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: