Remove tsx and tslib#56
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Recent versions of Node allow you to run TypeScript files directly, by stripping the types and running the files as JavaScript. As a result, we no longer need `tsx` to do this for us. The only code change required to make this work is updating an import of a type to use the `type` import syntax, so that Node knows to remove it rather than treating it as a value import.
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Recent versions of Node allow you to run TypeScript files directly, by stripping the types and running the files as JavaScript1. As a result, we no longer need
tsxto do this for us.The only code change required to make this work is updating an import of a type to use the
typeimport syntax, so that Node knows to remove it rather than treating it as a value import.Footnotes
https://nodejs.org/learn/typescript/run-natively ↩