• URLs: production, staging
• Admin: Prod: Azure Portal, Deploy logs
• Translations: microsoft/TypeScript-Website-Localizations

This repo uses yarn workspaces with node 18+, and watchman. (Windows users can install watchman via chocolatey)

With those set up, clone this repo and run yarn install.

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

# Then:
yarn bootstrap
# Optional, grab the translations:
yarn docs-sync pull microsoft/TypeScript-Website-localizations#main 1

# Now you can start up the website
yarn start

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 you need to know:

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

You can manually via GH Actions for production here and staging here.

Having issues getting set up? Consult the troubleshooting.

Deployment is automatic:

• Pushes to the branch v2 deploy to production

You can find the build logs in GitHub Actions

If you want to know in-depth how this website works, there is an hour long video covering the codebase, deployment and tooling on YouTube.. Otherwise there are some short guides:

• Converting Twoslash Code Samples
• How i18n Works For Site Copy
• Updating the TypeScript Version
• Something Went Wrong

The main website for TypeScript, a Gatsby website which is statically deployed. You can run it via:

yarn start

To optimize even more, the env var NO_TRANSLATIONS as truthy will make the website only load pages for English.

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 has 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 docs for TypeScript. Originally ported over from microsoft/TypeScript-Handbook then intermingled with microsoft/TypeScript-New-Handbook, and finally updated for Twoslash and with new content.

It's a little odd, but the tsconfig-reference package creates the JSON schema for a TSConfig files:

yarn workspace tsconfig-reference build

Then you can find it at: packages/tsconfig-reference/scripts/schema/result/schema.json.

The user-facing documentation for the Playground.

The code samples used in the Playground split across many languages.

Most of these packages use (a maintained fork of) tsdx.

A code sample markup extension for TypeScript. Available on npm: @typescript/twoslash

A comprehensive way to run TypeScript projects in-memory in a browser or node environment. Available on npm: @typescript/vfs

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

Generates contribution JSON metadata on who edited handbook pages.

A web worker which sits between the Playground and Monaco-TypeScript

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