🌟 Introducing TypeNova — Run TypeScript Directly in the Browser with No Setup!

Say goodbye to bundlers, npm, or local compilers. TypeNova brings TypeScript to the browser — instantly.

If you've ever wished you could run TypeScript right in the browser without installing a single tool — no npm, no tsc, no bundlers — then meet your new favorite dev toy: TypeNova.

TypeNova is a lightweight runtime that lets you write TypeScript directly inside HTML using <script type="text/typescript">, or even load remote .ts files. It’s blazing fast, super simple, and ideal for learning, prototyping, and demos.

🚀 What Exactly is TypeNova?

TypeNova is a browser-first TypeScript runtime. You drop in a script from a CDN, and boom — TypeScript is now a first-class language in your HTML files.

✅ No setup
✅ No bundlers
✅ No local TypeScript compiler

Just pure TypeScript in the browser.

🔗 Add TypeNova via CDN

GitHub Pages

<script src="https://pjdeveloper896.github.io/TSNova/dist/ts-runtime.min.js"></script>

jsDelivr

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/pjdeveloper896/TSNova@latest/dist/ts-runtime.min.js"></script>

Either one works — choose your favorite.

✨ Key Features

• 🧠 Inline TypeScript: Use <script type="text/typescript"> directly in your HTML.
• 🌐 Remote Modules: Load .ts files from any URL with one line of code.
• ⚡ On-the-fly Compilation: Uses TypeScript compiler in-browser.
• 🚫 Zero Install: No need to install anything locally.
• 📦 All-in-One CDN Runtime: One file handles everything.

💡 Usage Examples

1. Run TypeScript Inline

<script src="https://pjdeveloper896.github.io/TSNova/dist/ts-runtime.min.js"></script>

<script type="text/typescript">
  const greet = (name: string): string => `Hello, ${name}!`;
  console.log(greet("TypeNova"));
</script>

TypeScript in the browser? Yes, please.

2. Load TypeScript from URL

<script src="https://pjdeveloper896.github.io/TSNova/dist/ts-runtime.min.js"></script>

<script>
  runTSFromURL("https://example.com/app.ts");
</script>

Want to test or share remote TypeScript files? This one-liner does the trick.

⚠️ Security Warning

TypeNova uses eval() under the hood to execute compiled JavaScript.

🚫 Never load or run TypeScript from untrusted sources.
✅ Always make sure you're using secure, trusted URLs.

📄 License

© 2025 @Pjdeveloper896

🚧 What's Next?

TypeNova is still evolving. Future plans may include:

• Type checking feedback in the browser
• In-browser REPL
• Type-safe fetch playgrounds
• Editor integrations

Want to contribute? Star the GitHub repo and send a PR!

Thanks for checking out TypeNova. If you found this helpful or cool, drop a ❤️ or 🦄 and share it with your fellow TypeScript fans.

Let TypeScript flow… right in your browser! 🌐⚡