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ts-ratchet

v0.0.1

Published

TypeScript Ratchet Codemods to add @ts-expect-error above tsc reported issues.

Downloads

67

Readme

Typescript Ratchet (beta)

CLI tool to "ratchet" your typescript codebase.

npx typescript-ratchet

Features

  • Runs Typescript to find all problems in your codebase.
  • Uses JSCodeshift first to transform your ts/tsx codebase. Adds @ts-expect-error comments to AST nodes in error.
  • Uses ts-morph as a fallback for unsupported Typescript keywords (e.g. satisfies) with a simple insert comment line strategy.

Warnings

  • Make sure to backup your code to your VCS of choice before running this tool.
  • This tool is in beta and may not work as expected, feel free to open an issue with steps to reproduce.
  • Formatting may be necessary after running these codemods (prettier, eslint --fix).

License

MIT