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@nola-lang/next

v0.1.4

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Next.js integration for Nola (.tsi): withNola config wrapper, webpack + Turbopack loaders

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@nola-lang/next

Next.js integration for Nola .tsi modules.

// next.config.mjs
import { withNola } from "@nola-lang/next";

export default withNola({
  // your Next config
});

What withNola wires up:

  • webpack mode: .tsi lowering in server compilations (via @nola-lang/unplugin), including auto-wiring nola.config.ts and emitting the adjacent *.d.tsi.ts declarations that next build's type check needs.
  • Turbopack: a *.tsi rule through the bundled loader (next dev --turbopack).
  • Client guard: importing .tsi from client code fails with NOLA4001 — Nola is server-only in v0. Use server components, route handlers, or server actions.
  • Runtime singleton: adds @nola-lang/runtime to serverExternalPackages.
  • NodeNext resolution: resolve.extensionAlias for ./x.js → x.ts.

Enable "allowArbitraryExtensions": true in your tsconfig.json so tsc resolves .tsi imports through the generated declarations, and gitignore *.d.tsi.ts.