TypeScript

Status: shipped, code mode only — there's no lib mode for TypeScript yet (Rust is the only language that has it; see Library generation). Generated code depends on @comline/runtime (MPL-2.0, ESM, Node).

Not published to npm yet. Depend on it from a git checkout or workspace reference until it is; comline-codegen-typescript's own pin on the runtime (by git rev, like the rest of this toolchain) is the pattern to copy.

The mirror fact to Rust's

Where the Rust runtime is sync and blocking by design, the TypeScript runtime is async/Promise-based throughout — Client.connect, client.call, Server.serve, every generated method. There's no sync mode, so there's no equivalent of the Rust guide's concurrency page: using it from async code is simply using it as it's already written, with await.

Where to go next

• Client & server — connecting, serving, and the shape codegen actually emits.
• Framing & wire format — what's pluggable today and what isn't yet.