@danielx/civet 0.5.58 → 0.5.60

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  Your can separate multiple options with spaces.
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+ Deno Compatibility
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+ TypeScript only allows importing `.ts` files as `.js`. Deno follows ESM and requires importing files with the correct extension.
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+ Civet automatically rewrites imports to work around [this issue](https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/issues/42151) in TS.
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+ When Civet detects it is running in Deno rewriting imports is turned off. If for some reason Civet fails to detect running in Deno
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+ you can turn off rewriting imports manually with these configuration options:
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+ | Configuration | What it enables |
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+ | -rewrite-ts-imports | disable rewriting .ts -> .js in imports |
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+ | deno | currently just disables rewriting imports but could add more deno specific options in the future |
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  Other Options
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  new language features and shorthand syntax. Civet provides a way to get the benefits bit by bit without a complete
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  rewrite. This same configurability lets us experiment with language features to gain experience and improve them before
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  locking them in. It also allows us to adapt to a changing future.
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+ Sponsorship
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+ If you are so inclined, you can sponsor Civet on [Open Collective](https://opencollective.com/civet).