I'm looking for companies or individuals who benefit from ts-node and would like to see continued updates to sponsor work on this package. I'm more than happy to coordinate with featuring company logos on the README/website, or discuss other ways to show appreciation for sponsorship of work on this package.
It's been a while since this package has had a regular maintainer, and more than a few years since I was involved, but I know many people use this package and I would like to keep it maintained and up-to-date. However, the surface area has grown over the years and it's certainly not going to be a small effort to update it, keep it updated, and respond to all incoming issues and PRs. I would use the sponsorship funds to go full time on updating the package.
Some of the things I'd like to see done:
Rewrite to support the latest ESM loading APIs, remove all the hacks related to older node version support
Bump the minimum node.js supported version
Improve overall runtime performance and memory usage
Fix and update existing test suites
Simplify the supported API space so new maintainers can quickly onboard
Review and close the 200 open issues and PRs
If you are seeking an alternative to ts-node, I would recommend tsx.
Please keep comments on topic. Feel free to email me if you prefer.
I'm looking for companies or individuals who benefit from
ts-nodeand would like to see continued updates to sponsor work on this package. I'm more than happy to coordinate with featuring company logos on the README/website, or discuss other ways to show appreciation for sponsorship of work on this package.It's been a while since this package has had a regular maintainer, and more than a few years since I was involved, but I know many people use this package and I would like to keep it maintained and up-to-date. However, the surface area has grown over the years and it's certainly not going to be a small effort to update it, keep it updated, and respond to all incoming issues and PRs. I would use the sponsorship funds to go full time on updating the package.
Some of the things I'd like to see done:
If you are seeking an alternative to
ts-node, I would recommendtsx.Please keep comments on topic. Feel free to email me if you prefer.