About TypeScript Playground
The TypeScript Playground is a free browser editor for writing TypeScript and JavaScript. It shows compiled output and type errors without any installation.
What it does
The Playground runs TypeScript in your browser so you can test ideas and see how the compiler reacts. It shows the compiled JavaScript and declaration output, lists errors and logs, and lets you change compiler options. You can share a link to your code with others, which makes it easy to show a problem or an example.
Key features
- Write TypeScript or JavaScript in the browser
- View compiled JavaScript and .d.ts output
- See type errors and console logs
- Change compiler settings and pick examples
- Share a link to your code
Who it's for
Developers learning TypeScript, people checking how a type behaves, and maintainers who want to reproduce a bug in a short example.
Pricing and good to know
The Playground is free to use and needs no install. It runs in any modern browser. It is run by the TypeScript project, which also publishes the handbook and reference docs that the Playground links to.
Highlights
- Write TypeScript or JavaScript in the browser
- View compiled JavaScript and .d.ts output
- See type errors and console logs
- Change compiler settings and pick examples
- Share a link to your code
