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it's just not funny. In other matters, this is an awesome piece of code. I program chaotically and being able to keep my train of though is essential, thanks to you now I can do it with node.
Currently relies on , which is both deprecated and tied to the legacy CommonJS module format. Now that ES modules are the standard instead, what's the best way to support them in ?
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Hi, great tool! I integrated the TypeScript support, let me know if it's ok :)
By loading lit-node as a module instead of via a special interpreter or REPL, it becomes possible to do literate programming in Markdown using standard Node commands. However, as originally designed, lit-node also transparently wraps imported modules in an async function, which is convenient but also subtly changes the runtime behavior in a way that will be quite unexpected for users who are running lit-node as a module using the regular interpreter. Perhaps this behavior should be removed in pursuit of consistency.
Removes the top-level async function wrapper, which causes a number of problems; consequently, top-level use of the keyword is no longer allowed.
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Repository: Rich-Harris/lit-node. Description: Self-documenting Node scripts through literate programming Stars: 76, Forks: 3. Primary language: JavaScript. Languages: JavaScript (100%). Open PRs: 0, open issues: 3. Last activity: 7y ago. Community health: 42%. Top contributors: Rich-Harris, vijithassar.