When you import/require a module from the typescript file called from ts-node, it imports typescript if javascript doesn't exist, otherwise execute javascript instead of typescript.
In my case, I have a webpage in typescript and compiled to javascript to execute it in development and production, because is faster instead of execute typescript directly. I have some typescript scripts to test actions and modify some data of database.
The problem is that this scripts use modules from webpage, that have its javascript compiled files, so when I execute scripts from ts-node this imported files are old versions and to use the new ones I need to have a tsc --watch executed, but with watcher I don't need ts-node because I can execute javascript versions of scripts.
I don't want to execute the watcher to not have another process executed with a lot of inotify watching files.
I don't know if someone of you has had this problem. I've tried to solve it in a fork, but when I create a new object with extensions instead of add the new ones to original object, I have an error when ts-node tries to execute the typescript file target, not the imports. The error is basicaly that don't use the typescript register or it doesn't compile well.
When you import/require a module from the typescript file called from ts-node, it imports typescript if javascript doesn't exist, otherwise execute javascript instead of typescript.
In my case, I have a webpage in typescript and compiled to javascript to execute it in development and production, because is faster instead of execute typescript directly. I have some typescript scripts to test actions and modify some data of database.
The problem is that this scripts use modules from webpage, that have its javascript compiled files, so when I execute scripts from ts-node this imported files are old versions and to use the new ones I need to have a tsc --watch executed, but with watcher I don't need ts-node because I can execute javascript versions of scripts.
I don't want to execute the watcher to not have another process executed with a lot of inotify watching files.
I don't know if someone of you has had this problem. I've tried to solve it in a fork, but when I create a new object with extensions instead of add the new ones to original object, I have an error when ts-node tries to execute the typescript file target, not the imports. The error is basicaly that don't use the typescript register or it doesn't compile well.