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  1. TypeScript Compiler API wrapper for static analysis and programmatic code changes.

    TypeScript 2.1k 118

  2. Pluggable and configurable code formatting platform written in Rust.

    Rust 754 14

  3. nameof in TypeScript

    TypeScript 391 17

  4. A version manager for all binaries.

    Rust 26 1

  5. TypeScript AST viewer.

    TypeScript 560 37

  6. Types for testing TypeScript types.

    TypeScript 336 12

2,696 contributions in the last year

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August 2021

Created 1 repository

Created a pull request in denoland/deno that received 7 comments

feat(repl): support exports in the REPL

Just thought about this a bit more and I think it's useful. It does the following transforms in the REPL: export class Test {} ---- class Test {} e…

+195 −24 7 comments
Reviewed 24 pull requests in 8 repositories
denoland/deno 15 pull requests
denoland/deno_lint 3 pull requests
dprint/dprint-plugin-prettier 1 pull request
dprint/dprint-plugin-typescript 1 pull request
rust-lang/rust 1 pull request
denoland/vscode_deno 1 pull request
microsoft/TypeScript 1 pull request
swc-project/swc 1 pull request

Created an issue in swc-project/swc that received 3 comments

Do not return an error from parse_program() when the text contains import.meta

Describe the feature When the text contains import.meta it would be nice to still be able to get an AST via parse_program(). Going along with the t…

3 comments
3 contributions in private repositories Aug 3 – Aug 10

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