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    1. Sebastian‏Verified account @sebmck 19 Jun 2019
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      Didn't realize how difficult it was to get started with TypeScript compared to Flow. With Flow it has decent defaults so an empty `.flowconfig` is enough to get started. Having to install type definitions for Node in TS was another hurdle. In Flow they're built in.

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    2. Sebastian‏Verified account @sebmck 19 Jun 2019
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      Can someone help me figure out how to get Node definitions in TS working? I installed @types/node and it successfully installed, and TS picks it up. But using `require("fs")` is still `any`? The @types/node definitions deliberately type `require` as always returning `any`.

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    3. Sebastian‏Verified account @sebmck 19 Jun 2019
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      How am I supposed to import Node built-ins safely? I've googled "TypeScript with Node.js" and none of the guides cover this, or is it just meant to work and I'm doing something wrong?

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    4. Dan Bucholtz‏ @danbucholtz 19 Jun 2019
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      import { readFile } from 'fs'

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      Sebastian‏Verified account @sebmck 19 Jun 2019
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      Ahhh TS forces you to use ES modules for CJS? I deliberately avoid it because interop standards aren't consistent. This feels like another potentially large breaking change that is going to hold TS back.

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        2. Marvin Hagemeister  ⚛️  🇩🇪‏ @marvinhagemeist 19 Jun 2019
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          Disagree with that. I feel like it's the other way around. CJS can't die soon enough so that we can use the same module system in node and the browser💯🚀

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        3. Sebastian‏Verified account @sebmck 19 Jun 2019
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          Replying to @marvinhagemeist @danbucholtz

          TypeScript forcing people to use their specific CJS and ES interop semantics will hold the ecosystem back. There isn't really any debating that. A large consumer making unstandardized decisions is a big deal.

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        2. Zach Silveira‏ @zachcodes 19 Jun 2019
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          Is using the esm loader or backpack from @jaredpalmer not possible?

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        3. Sebastian‏Verified account @sebmck 19 Jun 2019
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          I'm not using webpack. I specifically do not want any ES/CJS interop.

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        1. z̢͠a̡ļg͡o͏ b̷e̛҉çk̕͞ơ͢nş̛͞‏ @bterlson 19 Jun 2019
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          You can also use the `import =` form, i.e. `import fs = require('fs')`. This form maps directly to CJS semantics and is preferred, especially if you're a library. Unfortunately, you can't target ES6 when you use this.

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        1. Marvin Hagemeister  ⚛️  🇩🇪‏ @marvinhagemeist 19 Jun 2019
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          Yup ES modules is the way to go with TS. They can perfectly transpile down to CJS I'd needed👌🚀

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