feat(TypeScript): Add the workflow file for CI check

[Shyam-Chen]

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[krahets]

Hi, I added a bug to test the workflow but it still reported success.

[Shyam-Chen]

It seems like executing TypeScript code (test_all.ts) might not be necessary anymore, as the code doesn't utilize assertions, so type checking should suffice. Moving the execution to JavaScript could be an option.

[krahets]

Please remove the file changes irrelevant to the CI check to make the semantic of the PR clear.

[krahets]

By the way, could you avoid unnecessary force-pushes? It's relatively inconvenient to track the history.

[Shyam-Chen]

Due to the use of modern ES modules, Node does not yet support import.meta.main, a feature exclusively available in Deno.

https://docs.deno.com/runtime/manual/runtime/import_meta_api#importmetamain

require.main === module
// ->
import.meta.url === `file://${process.argv[1]}`
// ->
import esMain from 'es-main';
esMain(import.meta)

	Node	Deno
import.meta.url	✅	✅
import.meta.main	❌	✅
import.meta.filename	✅	✅
import.meta.dirname	✅	✅
import.meta.resolve	✅	✅

[krahets]

Thanks for the PR!

Would you like to add the Javascript's workflow file in a new PR?

[Shyam-Chen]

Would you like to add the Javascript's workflow file in another PR?

In JavaScript, only the previously written test_all.ts can be used for modification. Or use allowJs in tsconfig.json?

[krahets]

@Shyam-Chen We can do that for JavaScript because it is a relative Ioose programming language. It's acceptable to only find the exception that crashes the program. (Just like Python)