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feat: support typestripping extension #435
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This brings back the old SystemJS workflow of supporting TypeScript in-browser, making for a nice es-module-shims modern JS dev experience.
This implements a new
es-module-shims-typescript.js
extension that is loaded dynamically when TypeScript syntax is imported that inlines the Amaro project to support the same type stripping from Node.js.With this change, files served with a TypeScript MIME type or without a valid module MIME type but with a
.ts
or.tsm
extension automatically get type stripping applied. Because TS files break browsers it automatically engages polyfill mode but also works in shim mode too.It ends up being around a 2MB loader file, and we can probably get this down with future optimizations.