Does compiling browser-side JS from TS make sense?

[shah]

I am using Lume to build my site and it's going well (great job @oscarotero!). I am wondering about the following:

• I have a lib/prime.js JS file which are browser-side utility JS functions/classes
• I use config.copy('lib') to copy the prime.js library of scripts to my site
• I use <script type="module">import * as lib from "./lib/prime.js" ... </script> and my JS works fine in the HTML client

All the above works great but I'd love to create my browser-side code in TS and have it transpiled to JS as part of the Lume transformations. Is this something possible? Does it even make sense for Lume to do this or should it be out of scope?

I think the above functionality might be implemented using the bundler plugin https://lumeland.github.io/plugins/bundler/ but wasn't sure it was for Deno-specific bundling or for the browser.

[shah]

I think I answered my own question -- using bundler plugin it converts all *.ts files into *.js. This does almost exactly what I need (now I have some TS-specific typing problems).