Typescript syntax tests

When you start to sort out with some library, CLI or sotmething similar, it initially seems enormous, but gradually it becomes user-friendly maybe even comfortable and cozy and its imaganary size shrink and shrink. There is only single issue how to get this state quickly.
Despite of existence of highly interactive, complex and attractive websites created specially for learning libraries,you alway need to find the compiler and invoke it with --help parameter.
I like a simple approach. Try the same with Typescript.

All you need

1. To check that tsc CLI is installed
2. Run tsc --help just in case. It is an usual approach.
3. Download https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript-Website.git, open .\packages\documentation\copy\en\referene and read markdown files. In my opinion, the HTML presentation is great, but too dynamic to be easily read. It makes it difficult to concentrate on the meaning. So, I usually download any repo and read it in Notepad++ with minimal syntax highlighting. This approach allow to write comment and whole reading process become more productive.
4. Create project mkdir test && cd test && tsc --init && echo "" > test.ts
5. Copy any snippet from the reference to your source file.
6. Run tsc . The new js file will be created.

This way you understand code deeply than just reading.

Pecular recommendations about appropriate config settings I can not give. Problems are resolved as they arise. At least target, module are certainly important.