Use transpile only version of ts-node for better performance during runtime load #69
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Since this is using the same module, this would be a breaking change. The goal of using Surcrase in #66 was performance. Maybe you want to switch? |
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cc @flipsasser and @blakeembrey ☝️ |
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This probably makes sense, I'm not sure if people do or do not expect their code to be type checked when it's loaded with |
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Most of this is above my pay grade - but I recommend giving Sucrase a look if you're looking for something extremely fast, @a7ul |
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Yep, I have switched over to sucrase for now. Thanks |
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Hi
when using interpret with typescript files and ts-node, there is significant initial load time.
To improve this, ts-node has transpile-only option which is fast and production ready.
This PR add transpile only option to ts-node register.
For more details: TypeStrong/ts-node#104 (comment)