TypeScript Editor

An extension allows you to run TypeScript or JavaScript Code in browser.

What is TypeScript Editor?

TypeScript Editor is a Chrome extension that enables you to run and test TypeScript or JavaScript code directly in the browser. It automatically transforms TypeScript code into JavaScript and provides a coding experience similar to VSCode, including highlighting and code completion. You can search for npm packages from cdn.jsdelivr.net or inject specific package URLs to utilize global variables exported by the packages. The extension supports both TypeScript and JavaScript languages.

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By: Developer Runbin

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Users: 575 ▲ 10

Rating: 5.00 (2)

Version: 1.0.1 (Last updated: 2021-12-28)

Creation date: 2021-12-04

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

https://www.npmjs.com/*

Size: 3.01M

Email: ru*****@gmail.com

URLs: Website ,Privacy policy

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Chrome-Stats Rank

# 35309 ▲ 222

Other rankings

#973 in Developer Tools ▲ 5 #89 in package keyword 15 ▼ 2 #131 in javascript keyword 45 #177 in editor keyword 75 ▼ 3 #182 in console keyword 13 ▲ 2

Other platforms

Not available on Firefox

Not available on Edge

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Why you need it?

Have you ever wanted to write TypeScript code in browser directly?
Have you ever wanted to test your code in browser? And you're still using console panel to write JavaScript code? Do you want better experience?

Feature:

Directly run TypeScript code in browser. This extension helps you automatically transform TypeScript code into JavaScript, thus you can see the result in browser.
Great experience just like writing in vscode, eg. same highlight style, same code completion.
Allows you to search npm package from cdn.jsdelivr.net, or inject specific npm package url, then you can use the global variable exported by the package.

Usage: 1.How to use? For mac users: press cmd+s to run the code. For windows users: press ctrl+s to run the code. 2. Where to see output? Console Panel