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The TypeScript compiler creates a single JavaScript file for each TypeScript module, and it insists on importing `.ts` files as `.js`. [esbuild] creates a single bundled `index.js` which may be more efficient to load than many individual files. It also supports `.ts` imports. This commit uses [esbuild] for building the package and uses the TypeScript only to create type definitions. An `.npmignore` file is added to exclude all files except the ones we want to publish. [esbuild]: https://esbuild.github.io/
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The TypeScript compiler creates a single JavaScript file for each TypeScript module, and it insists on importing
.tsfiles as.js. esbuild creates a single bundledindex.jswhich may be more efficient to load than many individual files. It also supports.tsimports.This commit uses esbuild for building the package and uses the TypeScript only to create type definitions.
An
.npmignorefile is added to exclude all files except the ones we want to publish.