amaro

import amaro from 'amaro'; const tsCode = ` interface User { id: number; name: string; } function greet(user: User): string { return \`Hello, \${user.name}!\`; } const myUser: User = { id: 1, name: 'Alice' }; console.log(greet(myUser)); `; console.log("Original TypeScript Code:"); console.log(tsCode); // Use transformSync to strip types. // The 'strip-only' mode replaces type annotations with whitespace // to preserve original line numbers for stack traces. const { code: strippedCode } = amaro.transformSync(tsCode, { mode: "strip-only" }); console.log("\nTransformed JavaScript Code (types stripped):\n---\n"); console.log(strippedCode); console.log("\n---\n"); /* // To use Amaro as a Node.js loader to execute TypeScript files directly: // 1. Create a file named 'my-app.ts': // const message: string = "Hello from Amaro loader!"; // console.log(message); // 2. Run with Node.js using the --import flag (for type stripping): // node --import="amaro/strip" my-app.ts // 3. For more advanced features (like decorators, class fields) and source maps: // node --enable-source-maps --import="amaro/transform" my-app.ts // 4. For programmatic loader registration (e.g., in a bootstrap file): // // bootstrap.mjs // import { register } from "node:module"; // register("amaro/strip", import.meta.url); // await import("./my-app.ts"); // // Then run: node --watch ./bootstrap.mjs */