Write native binary web apps with TypeScript and Express
The NativeAOT port of ExpressJS API. Contribute to tsoniclang/express development by creating an account on GitHub.
Write native binary web apps with TypeScript and Express launched on February 16, 2026 with 14 votes, #862 of 16,628 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches.
In plain words
This TypeScript and Express framework enables developers to build native binary web applications using familiar tools. It targets programmers who want to create desktop or embedded web apps without switching languages or frameworks. The standout feature is the ability to write full-stack applications in TypeScript while compiling to native binaries, combining Express's server capabilities with direct system access for a unified development experience.
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Express-style routing and middleware for Tsonic applications. @tsonic/express is a first-party Tsonic source package. It is authored in TypeScript, consumed through tsonic.package.json , and used with the @tsonic/js surface plus @tsonic/nodejs . @tsonic/express supports the default C# target. The package declares this in tsonic.package.json with "supportedTargets": ["csharp"] . Application code imports @tsonic/express directly; no target suffix is part of the public package name or import path. tsonic init --surface @tsonic/js tsonic add npm @tsonic/nodejs tsonic add npm @tsonic/express tsonic restore Quick start import { express } from "@tsonic/express/index.js" ; export async function…from github.com
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