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I'd like to run the TypeScript piler within a website in order to build something like the playground on TypeScript's website TypeScript Playground.

In opposite of running tsc on the server side, I'd like to run pile it directly within JS. I've looked for any similar posts here and any description within the TypeScript language specification, but I can't find any information on that.

I'd like to run the TypeScript piler within a website in order to build something like the playground on TypeScript's website TypeScript Playground.

In opposite of running tsc on the server side, I'd like to run pile it directly within JS. I've looked for any similar posts here and any description within the TypeScript language specification, but I can't find any information on that.

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• 1 possible duplicate of TypeScript Web-Based IDE - hopefully that will answer your question. – Fenton Commented Jan 29, 2013 at 17:06

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The typescript piler is written in Typescript, so you can load the piler (typescript.js) into your browser. But bare in mind that it is slightly heavy (roughly 250 KB).

There's some documentation on the TS Compiler API and there's also typestring - a wrapper that is still intended for use in NodeJS, but you can use it as a starting point.

Yes, it's possible to use TypeScript piler in the browser without any hack. Checkout my examples playground and monaco-editor demos in this answer: TypeScript Web-Based IDE

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