Is it possible to use `ts-node-dev` to run a npm script?

Question

I like ts-node-dev and I'm trying to avoid adding nodemon as a dev-dependence.

Nodemon allows executing an arbitrary command on current path when a watched file changes. I think that aligns nicely to create wacth versions of npm scripts:

  // on package.json
  "lint": "eslint",
  "lint:watch": "nodemon ... --exec npm run lint",

I'm trying to do the same using ts-node-dev, but without success, yet. Is it possible?

EDIT 1

Following comments of @Trott, I realised my question could be clearer.

1. Why do you want to avoid adding nodemon as a dev-dependency? Because I already use ts-node-dev to reload my application when I change my TS sources and it also works as a FS listener.

2. What have you tried and what were the results? I tried the following, below; I can setup ts-node-dev to run the linter, but I have to copy-and-paste the lint script into the end of the lint:watch script. It works, but I believe it's not the ideal and I hope there's a better way to do it.

  // real lines of my package.json
  "lint": "eslint './src/**/*.ts' --cache --cache-location out/.eslintcache",
  "lint:watch": "ts-node-dev --rs --debounce --transpile-only --respawn --inspect=7001 --watch './src/**/*.ts' -- node_modules/.bin/eslint './src/**/*.ts' --cache --cache-location out/.eslintcache",

  // what I "intended"
  "lint": "eslint './src/**/*.ts' --cache --cache-location out/.eslintcache",
  "lint:watch": "ts-node-dev --rs --debounce --transpile-only --respawn --inspect=7001 --watch './src/**/*.ts' --exec npm run lint ",