@tsmodule/tsmodule 41.38.0 → 41.39.0
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- package/package.json +1 -1
package/README.md
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@@ -107,11 +107,11 @@ With `-b, --bundle` mode, all entry points are compiled "in-place" and runtime N
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TSModule itself builds with `-b, --bundle` flag, and requires only three runtime NPM dependencies:
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1. `esbuild`, which does the heavy lifting for the build process, does not allow itself to be bundled
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1. `esbuild`, which does the heavy lifting for the build process, does not allow itself to be bundled;
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2. `typescript`, so TSModule can use the built `tsc` binary to generate `.d.ts`
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type declarations during builds
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3. `pkg`, for building binaries with `build --binary` (
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type declarations during builds; and
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3. `pkg`, for building binaries with `build --binary` (a specific standalone
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bundle mode).
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<sub>Note: Bundling every entry point in place may not be what you want, i.e. if you
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only have a single entrypoint. In these cases, `tsmodule build -b src/index.ts`
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