How to structure files in TypeScript?

Question

JavaScript

If I understand correctly, when compiling, all .ts files create files with the same name, but with the .js extension, and all these .js files can be thrown into the dist folder after compilation and you can specify this in tsconfig.json, as it is written in the documentation . But what if storing all .js files in one folder is not an option? What if the files must be located in different folders. Of course, you can simply set it up so that there is a .js file right next to the .ts file, but it looks somehow strange. Are there other ways?

Answer 1

If we are talking about nodejs (according to the tags), then you just need to run it like this: ts-node ./index.ts( ts-node ), you will not even see the compiled files.
If, more than expected, we are talking about the frontend, then the bundler (most often webpack) is involved in the assembly, again, the intermediate compiled files are not visible.