TS2C ESP-GDBK-N Target

0.0.1 verified Fri May 01 auth: no javascript

A target package for the TS2C transpiler (v0.15.0+, monthly releases) that compiles TypeScript to C for the ESP-GDBK-N microcontroller. Provides board-specific hardware abstractions (GPIO, SPI, I2C) as TypeScript decorators. Differentiates from Arduino by allowing TypeScript-to-C transpilation, enabling type-safe embedded development. No readme available; usage inferred from peer package 'ts2c'.

Common errors

error Cannot find module 'ts2c-target-gdbk-n' or its corresponding type declarations. ↓

cause Package not installed or missing from tsconfig includes.

fix

npm install ts2c-target-gdbk-n --save-dev

error SyntaxError: Unexpected token 'export' ↓

cause Using require() on ESM-only package.

fix

Switch to import statement in an ESM context.

error TypeError: GPIO is not a function ↓

cause Using default import instead of named import.

fix

Use import { GPIO } from 'ts2c-target-gdbk-n'

Warnings

breaking Requires ts2c >= 0.15.0; older versions not compatible. ↓

fix Update ts2c to >=0.15.0.

gotcha No readme or documentation available; API surface may change without notice. ↓

fix Refer to ts2c documentation for general usage patterns.

gotcha All exports are named; no default export exists. ↓

fix Use { GPIO, SPI, I2C } import syntax.

gotcha Package is ESM-only; CommonJS require() may fail in some environments. ↓

fix Use import statements with the transpiler which expects ESM.

Install

npm install ts2c-target-gdbk-n

yarn add ts2c-target-gdbk-n

pnpm add ts2c-target-gdbk-n

Imports

GPIO

wrong

import GPIO from 'ts2c-target-gdbk-n'

correct

import { GPIO } from 'ts2c-target-gdbk-n'

Named export only; no default export.

SPI

wrong

const SPI = require('ts2c-target-gdbk-n').SPI

correct

import { SPI } from 'ts2c-target-gdbk-n'

ESM-only; CommonJS require() fails with named exports.

I2C
wrong
```
const { I2C } = require('ts2c-target-gdbk-n')
```
correct
```
import { I2C } from 'ts2c-target-gdbk-n'
```
ESM-only; require() may work in Node but not in browsers or the transpiler context.

Quickstart

Demonstrates basic GPIO output usage with the Led class decorator.

// ts2c-target-gdbk-n quickstart: blink LED on GPIO 2
import { GPIO } from 'ts2c-target-gdbk-n';

@GPIO({ pin: 2, mode: 'output' })
class Led {
  on() { /* compiler inserts C code */ }
  off() { /* compiler inserts C code */ }
}

const led = new Led();
led.on();
setTimeout(() => led.off(), 1000);