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GitHub mistakenly displays the executable file that contains the Node.js shebang as JavaScript, even though the file has a
.ts
extension, indicating that it actually contains TypeScript.My guess is that GitHub is doing this because Node.js, at the time of writing, does not natively support TypeScript, so we have to instruct GitHub to explicitly treat that file as TypeScript.