This repo uses yarn workspaces, to get started clone this repo and run yarn install.

git clone https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript-website
cd TypeScript-website
yarn install
yarn bootstrap
code .

Working on this repo is done by running yarn start - this starts up the website on port 8000 and creates a builder worker for every package in the repo, so if you make a change outside of the site it will compile and lint etc.

Some useful knowledge:

• All packages have: yarn bootstrap, yarn build and yarn test
• All packages use debug - which means you can do env DEBUG="*" yarn test to get verbose logs

The main website for TypeScript, a Gatsby website which is statically deployed.

yarn start

The editor aspect of the TypeScript Playground REPL, useable for all sites which want to show a monaco editor with TypeScript or JavaScript code.

The JS code as an AMD module for the playground which is loaded at runtime in the Playground website.

A set of tools and scripts for generating a comprehensive API reference for the TSConfig JSON file.

# Generate JSON from the typescript cli
yarn workspace tsconfig-reference run generate-json
# Jams them all into a single file
yarn workspace tsconfig-reference run generate-markdown

Validate the docs

yarn workspace tsconfig-reference run test

# or to just run the linter without a build
yarn workspace tsconfig-reference run lint

# or to just one one linter for a single doc
yarn workspace tsconfig-reference run lint resolveJson

The existing docs for TypeScript

The upcoming docs for TypeScript

The code samples used in the Playground

Most of of these packages use tsdx.

A code sample markup extension for TypeScript.

A Gatsby Remark plugin which runs twoslash for any code blocks with twoslash in their metadata

A Gatsby Remark plugin which highlights code (using vscode's parsers) then annotates the code with twoslash information

A comprehensive way to run TypeScript projects in-memory in a browser or node environment

A template for generating a new playground plugin which you can use via npm init playground-plugin [name]

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