Native ESM support with ts-node on NodeJS with .mts files
See original GitHub issueCould not find any config that would be suitable for ts-node
usage that supports esm
modules.
Would appreciate any links on how to set up tsconfig-paths
together with --loader ts-node/esm
option.
If no do you plan to support new .mts
and .cjs
file extensions?
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We also need a solution for this. Any idea when it will be available? Thank you!
I’m writing an ESM migration guide and have stumbled upon this problem too. Has anybody found a solution for this?