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ts-transform-contextual-keys

v1.0.0

Published

TypeScript custom transformer able to extract interface keys contextually

Downloads

8

Readme

ts-transformer-contextual-keys

TypeScript custom transformer able to extract interface keys contextually

You might look for something else?

This project has started as a fork of ts-transform-keys, triyng to adapt it to work well with fuse-box as a bundler. Usage of global program instance has not allowed a smooth transition so another approach was taken.

If you want a hasle free solution and your needs don't require contextual behaviour, by all means give ts-transform-keys a look.

Contextual

ts-transform-contextual-keys does it's job contextually on a per file basis:

  • each SourceFile children is visited (A)
  • each child of each children (A) is vizited (etc.)
  • interfaces are tracked
  • ImportDeclarations and ExportDeclarations with a set moduleSpecifier will be visited as a new SourceFile
    • each SourceFile children is visited (A)
    • each child of each children (A) is vizited (etc.)
    • interfaces are tracked
    • etc.

This approach allows discovery of dependencies in the same way that an IDE would do, if you use something it should be improted somewhere for it to be in scope; if you are relaying on globals, this transformer won't work for you unless you transform the entire project at a time (there is no way of guessing where globals come from or what they contain.

Contributions and issues

If you use this transformer and encounter a bug, feel free to post it here; make sure to offer some context or sample files(s) allowing to reproduce it.

If you have a bit of time on your heands and would like to help, by all means please do so; check out current issues for possible things to start with.