L\u00ebshohet Node.js 23.0.0, nj\u00eb platform\u00eb p\u00ebr ekzekutimin e aplikacioneve rrjetore n\u00eb gjuh\u00ebn JavaScript. Node.js 23.0 \u00ebsht\u00eb klasifikuar si nj\u00eb deg\u00eb nd\u00ebrmjet\u00ebse, mb\u00ebshtetje p\u00ebr t\u00eb cil\u00ebn jepet p\u00ebr nj\u00eb periudh\u00eb prej 7 muajsh (deri n\u00eb qershor 2025). N\u00eb dit\u00ebt n\u00eb vijim, do t\u00eb p\u00ebrfundoj\u00eb stabilizimi i deg\u00ebs Node.js 22, e cila m\u00eb 29 tetor do t\u00eb marr\u00eb statusin LTS dhe do t\u00eb mb\u00ebshtetet deri n\u00eb prill 2027. Mb\u00ebshtetja p\u00ebr deg\u00ebt e kaluara LTS t\u00eb Node.js 20.x dhe 18.x do t\u00eb vazhdoj\u00eb deri n\u00eb prill 2026 dhe 2025 p\u00ebrkat\u00ebsisht. <\/p>\n
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Support for the TypeScript language has been added, allowing explicit type definitions. This support is enabled using the options «—experimental-strip-types» and «—experimental-transform-types». With the first option, working with TypeScript is reduced to cleaning up language-specific type definitions (type checking is not performed; the code is simply converted to JavaScript without types). The second option transforms some elements of TypeScript syntax into JavaScript code, such as enums and namespaces.\n
By default, the ability to use the «require()» call for loading ESM (ECMAScript Modules) JavaScript modules in synchronous mode has been enabled. ESM modules are used in browsers and replace the CommonJS modules specific to Node.js. To load an ESM module via «require()» in Node.js, it must be executed in synchronous mode (without await at the top level).\n
Automatic detection of ESM modules in files without an extension or with a «.js» extension has been provided. Previously, such files were treated as CommonJS modules unless their type was explicitly indicated in the package.json file located in the same directory («type»: «module»). In the new version, for files without a specified type in package.json, an attempt is first made to load them as CommonJS modules, and if that fails, as ESM modules.\n