The goal here is to export/import modern ES modules.
type="module" in your script tag.import specify the .js file extension so that the browser can find the
file.JavaScript built-in types can be checked using the typeof operator: boolean,
number or bigint, string, symbol or object.
So typeof applied to any of your custom classes will return object. To get
the actual class name, check yourInstance.constructor.name.
Your IDE can check your types by checking your JSDoc comments, which allows your IDE to check types, including your own custom types.
If you provide an API, you can even generate .dt.ts
files from JavaScript files using JSDoc.
You can use TypeScript type checking in JavaScript projects and even use a jsconfig.json
Define as many <template>s as your
need and replace the DOM node by their cloned content.
Instead of running node mycode.js, run node --watch mycode.js