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temon

v1.3.4

Published

Typescript runner, bundler, watcher powered by esbuild & nodemon

Downloads

31

Readme

Temon

Typescript + Esbuild + Nodemon. Typescript runner, bundler, watcher powered by esbuild & nodemon

Local installation

  npm install --save-dev esbuild nodemon temon

To use the binary, you can call it with npx while in the project directory:

npx temon index.ts
npx temon index.ts --build dist/index.js
npx temon index.ts --build dist/index.js --minify
npx temon index.ts --watch

Global installation

  npm install --global esbuild nodemon temon

Then, you can call temon directly:

temon index.ts
temon index.ts --build dist/index.js
temon index.ts --build dist/index.js --minify
temon index.ts --watch

You can also pass arguments:

temon "index.ts --test" --watch