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tsconfig-to-dual-package is a Node.js tool that enables TypeScript projects to support both CommonJS and ESModules by adding package.json files with appropriate type fields to the output directories specified in tsconfig.json. It's designed for TypeScript developers who want to create dual-package libraries without relying on additional build tools, allowing them to use the TypeScript compiler directly while maintaining compatibility with both module systems.

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azu/tsconfig-to-dual-package

Node.js dual package tool that add package.json to tsconfig's `outDir`

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