A feature ofnpxthat I was not aware of until today is that it will auto-install and auto-execute any module not found in path. I discovered this by typingnpx ts(tsmodule) instead ofnpx tsc(typescript). By the time I realized what happened, the module had already installed and executed...
I used npx tsc --init. Worked for me. Im on a linux machine, if that fact matters. I also have typescript installed globally with npm. Sorry, something went wrong. Hi there, I hope I'm not making a mistake by posting here but the quoted answer is for me the closest to a solutio...
really being used. Otherwise, scoped packages (likenpx @11ty/eleventy) would never work. If there's nobinfield declared (e.g. forchokidar, you neednpx chokidar-cli), or if there's more than one (e.g. fortypescript, you neednpx -p typescript tsc), you have to use the expanded ...
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