tsbunch

import tsbunch from 'tsbunch'; import path from 'path'; // Simulate an entry file // tsbunch expects actual files on disk // For a runnable example, create these files first: // // // src/moduleA.ts // export const dataA = 'Hello from Module A!'; // // // src/entry.ts // import { dataA } from './moduleA'; // namespace MyBundle { // console.log(dataA); // export const bundledMessage = `Bundled: ${dataA}`; // } // // // src/declarations.d.ts // declare namespace Global { // const APP_VERSION: string; // } const entryFile = path.resolve(__dirname, 'src/entry.ts'); const outputFile = path.resolve(__dirname, 'out/bundle.ts'); const declarationFile = path.resolve(__dirname, 'src/declarations.d.ts'); // In a real scenario, you'd ensure 'src' and 'out' directories exist. // For demonstration, we'll just show the call. try { console.log('Attempting to bundle...'); tsbunch(entryFile, outputFile, declarationFile); console.log(`Bundle created successfully at ${outputFile}`); console.log('You would typically inspect ' + outputFile + ' now.'); console.log('Note: This code snippet assumes you have actual files for entry, output, and declarations.'); } catch (error) { console.error('Bundling failed:', error); console.error('Make sure your entry, output, and declaration file paths are correct and the files exist.'); } // To run this: // 1. Create the files: src/moduleA.ts, src/entry.ts, src/declarations.d.ts // 2. Install tsbunch: npm install --save-dev tsbunch // 3. Run: node your-quickstart-file.js