Specify node platform in esbuild options #7
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- Otherwise esbuild defaults to "browser" (https://esbuild.github.io/api/#platform) - Which then defines process.env.NODE_ENV to development OR production based on the minification option. - Specifying platform=node leaves this alone so you can do `NODE_ENV=XYZ ts-eager foo.ts`
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Currently, this defaults to "browser" (see: https://esbuild.github.io/api/#platform)
based on the minification option.
NODE_ENV=XYZ ts-eager foo.tsTest plan:
npm run test,npm run lint,npx tsc,npx prettier --check .