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go2dts

v0.4.0

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Simple tool to extract go struct to typescript definition

Downloads

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Maintainers

fabien0102fabien0102

Keywords

gocli-toolstypescript

Readme

Go2dts

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A simple cli-tools to transform golang struct and const to typescript interface and type

Installation

npm i -g go2dts

Usage

go2dts <goLangDirs ...> <typescriptFile>

Testing and developing

Just put your golang file into __tests__/inputs and it will be parse each time you execute npm test or npm start.

npm start is more quick, so perfect to add some console.log and improve the parsing.

npm test --watch generate a snapshot, so you can just update this one to the expecting state and start coding to have everything green #TDDStyle

Know issues

  • The type mapping is incomplete (I'm not a golang developper, so I add types when I discover them)
  • This library will not follow the import dependencies, so the output types can be broken