I've been using this quite a bit with my team at work, and I'm currently migrating our codebase over to be a fully modern codebase using ES modules both in the browser and for Node.js. As a result, I've been using the file extensions mentioned in the PR title and would love them to be picked up by default by this tool.
Hello and thank you for this very useful tool 😀
I've been using this quite a bit with my team at work, and I'm currently migrating our codebase over to be a fully modern codebase using ES modules both in the browser and for Node.js. As a result, I've been using the file extensions mentioned in the PR title and would love them to be picked up by default by this tool.
Here is a useful article by the TypeScript team talking about them if you're interested: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/typescript/announcing-typescript-4-5-beta/#new-file-extensions
If there's anything you'd like me to add, please let me know. Thank you.