- moving types to npm (despite the great work of Blake on typings, managing type definitions is still out of band) - npm install @types/somelib will be great.
- AST transforms, which will open up some interesting options for bundling and optimizations, sort of like babel's plugin ecosystem.
https://github.com/ihsw/toxiproxy-node-client/blob/master/pa...
An NPM package will be typed and you won't have to download typings separately. It may be improper to publish typings with your code instead of letting the user install them separately, but at that point it ceases being clean.
In this case, my `toxiproxy-node-client` package is written in TypeScript and the typings are published alongside the built package files. Compatibility between ES6 and TS is maintained.