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Run shell script with typescript

1. Install dependencies
If you haven’t already, download and install node.

After node is installed, install both TypeScript and ts-node globally using npm:

npm install typescript ts-node -g

2. Write your shell script in TypeScript
Create a new .ts file with a shebang as its first line that points to ts-node:

#!/usr/bin/env ts-node
console.log('Hello from TypeScript!');

3. Make your script runnable
After saving your TypeScript file, you’ll need to update its permissions to allow it to be executed:

> chmod u+x your-shell-script.ts

4. Run your TypeScript file
You can now run the script as you would any other command-line utility:

> ./your-shell-script.ts

result
> ./my-shell-script
Hello from TypeScript!

Source: nathanfriend.io

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