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Node.js Design Patterns - Fourth Edition
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When using different module systems in TypeScript, it’s important to understand that TypeScript is a superset of JavaScript, designed to integrate smoothly with various ecosystems and platforms, including browsers, Node.js, and other JavaScript environments. As a compiler (or transpiler), TypeScript handles modules in two main contexts: how you structure your code with modules during development (input or detected modules) and the format of modules when your TypeScript code is compiled into JavaScript (output or emitted modules). TypeScript can even convert between different module systems, allowing you to write code using ES modules and compile it to CommonJS, for example.
The way TypeScript operates can vary from project to project and is determined by the tsconfig.json configuration file. This file offers a wide range of options with considerable flexibility, which can sometimes be overwhelming and make it difficult to achieve the desired...