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key2union

v1.4.0

Published

Your js or ts or json object's keys to one uniton type. It is usefull for literal type auto generate.

Downloads

329

Readme

About

Your js or ts or json object's keys to one uniton type. It is usefull for literal type auto generate.

Install

$ npm i --save-dev (or yarn add -D key2union)

Usage

visit https://github.com/tkow/key2union/tree/master/examples Write your package.json.

{
  ...,
  "key2union": {
    "model": "./model",
    "outputDir": "./typings/",
    "unionType": "TKeys"
  }
}

and run

  npx k2u

This is under experimental, so care if you want to use this.

model

Specify json path, or ts or js object path. These export must be default export. This parameter can be array. This parameter resolve path by one of node module rule that can read object from pathes index.js or index.ts or index.json module path under the specified module directory path.

outputDir

Specify outputDir path.

unionType(optional)

Specify unionTypeKey and the functions typeName. ex)

"key2union": {
  //...,
  "unionType": "TKeys",
}

output is

declare type Tkeys = ...
declare type TkeysFunc = ...

module(optional)

Specify prefix output .d.ts. ex)

"key2union": {
  "model": "./model",
  "outputDir": "./typings/",
  "unionType": "TKeys",
  "module": "hoge",
}

output is ./typeings/hoge.d.ts.

emitModelKey (optional)

emit module name type name base unionType key and dir/file name

This features for react-i18next namespaces

License

MIT