visaljs 0.0.8 → 0.0.10

package/README.md

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 # visaljs
 
-An ahead-of-time JavaScript to C compiler: `visaljs build` turns a JavaScript program (ES modules,
-CommonJS, `node_modules`) into a native binary.
+An ahead-of-time JavaScript to C compiler: `visaljs build` turns a JavaScript or TypeScript program
+(ES modules, CommonJS, `node_modules`) into a native binary.
 
 ```sh
 npm install -g visaljs
@@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ takes a minute. `VISALJS_PREBUILT=0` builds them anyway.
 ```
 
 ```
-usage: visaljs build [entry.js | project directory] [options]
+usage: visaljs build [entry.js | entry.ts | project directory] [options]
        visaljs licenses   print the licenses to ship with a binary you distribute
 
 A project (the current directory when none is given) builds its framework's production server: a
@@ -71,6 +71,9 @@ vinext app is built with its own `vite build` first, then its server is compiled
 project builds the file its package.json starts: its one "bin" command, the file "scripts.start"
 runs with node, or "main"; else index.js. The binary is named after the command or the project.
 
+TypeScript (.ts, .mts, .cts, .tsx) is compiled too: its types are stripped, not checked (run tsc
+for that), with the nearest tsconfig.json's settings (paths, decorators).
+
 options:
   -o <file>          output binary
   --emit-c <dir>     stop after C emission

package/THIRD_PARTY_LICENSES

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-A program built by visaljs 0.0.8 holds visaljs's runtime and, of the third-party code
+A program built by visaljs 0.0.10 holds visaljs's runtime and, of the third-party code
 below, the parts the program uses. Their licenses require these notices to go with copies of the
 code: ship this text with a binary you distribute, in its documentation or a file beside it.