'Node module as Typescript source only without build
I have written a small utility function in Typescript that I use in other projects. Currently, I have two different ways to share this, both with pros and cons. I would like to know if there is a way that I can have the best things from each method.
- Build my TS code into a CJS/ESM module in a directory like
distand check it into the repo each time I make a change. Install it in my projects withyarn install https://github.com/me/my-util - Keep only TS source files in my utility repo, add it to each project as a submodule. When I build the project the files from this repo are built along with it as if they are part of the project.
If I yarn install a repo that has only TS source files. Is there a way I can configure my project to import those files without expecting them to be already compiled to JS? I understand that if someone tried to yarn install my utility in a 'normal' project it would not work but that's ok for this use case.
Bonus points if this could be done under Yarn PnP where there is no node_modules folder.
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