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We have an alpha of a NodeJS compatibility mode (a true one, where NodeJS is the actual runtime). We are looking for enterprise beta testers to test it with your legacy NodeJS code.
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I still have some script that is running on lambda. Would love too test this out
Great, will share the instructions with you, it's very simple
@Sindre it requires EE, but you just need to:
1. use bun
2. as the first line, use:
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@pelopida it does work on the cloud already
do you have a specific error ? Do you see NODE CODE EXECUTION
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use bun as the first line, use: //nodejs
any reason the type is not in Bun? only in deno?
Same applies for REST. would love to see types there.
I always use resources as input, and I just use Deno now for simplicity. I think I have like 20 scripts that I would in theory at lest move to REST.
we ... just forgot
@Hugo ^
ohhh. I'm in the node thread. Sorry about that. Was looking into using the node comp. mode.
But reverted due to the above ..
But reverted due to the above ..
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@harisamin it's available!
TypeScript Quickstart | Windmill
In this quick start guide, we will write our first script in TypeScript. Windmill uses Deno and Bun as the TypeScript runtime and is compatible with Node.js using Bun.