Christopher Lemmer Webber <cweb...@dustycloud.org> writes: > That's fair. > > I have a personal project that requires that I use a newer version of > Node (at least version 11). So if anyone has a recipe on how to get > Node running, even the wrong way per Guix standards, maybe useful to > post to this bug in the meanwhile? It might also still help advance > this bug.
I tried my hand at building llhttp (again...) using our existing nodejs + Sucrase (an alternative TypeScript transpiler that does not have too many dependencies), but it seems that the devs of llhttp use semi-advanced TypeScript constructs that are at the moment not supported by Sucrase's transformers. To be specific, I am talking about "Moving types"[1]. Does anyone know of any other TypeScript transpilers? They do not need to do typechecking, as long as they allow generation of (valid) JavaScript files. - Jelle [1]: https://basarat.gitbooks.io/typescript/docs/types/moving-types.html
