Add codemod-add-import-extensions to TypeScript section #6
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I recently created codemod-add-import-extensions, a codemod for adding file extensions to imports in TypeScript code.
For context, the main motivation for this was to allow TypeScript code to be run directly with its
--experimental-strip-typesfeature. Path rewriting in TypeScript 5.7 allows imports with a.tsextension to be compiled correctly, so imports with those extensions are now compatible with compiled code as well, and should improve build times because the import can be resolved more quickly.