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Migrating to TypeScript?
See original GitHub issueGreat work!
Any interest in migrating to TypeScript? Pros and Cons?
I took a first step stab at it here. https://github.com/chauey/openapi-codegen
With Visual Studio Code, to run
- ctrl ` (to open terminal)
- npm install
- ctrl-shift-b -> “tsc: build”
- f5 (to debug with default params in .vscode/launch.json)
I wonder how best to keep things in sync if no migration to TypeScript but I want to continue to use TypeScript.
Next step I think would be to add interface for the models and remove any “any” types.
Thoughts?
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- Created 5 years ago
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@MikeRalphson You must (for a definition of it) try Typescript, it really improves the dev experience. Also, (biased & personal) I tend to discard non Typescript projects as I find using Typescript is a good indicator of verifiable quality (not saying non Typescript projects are all of bad quality, here).
I meant, coffeescript was all the rage at one time, and was going to be the future of typed javascript, but now it’s practically dead.
I may try Typescript on some new project to try it out, but at the moment, nothing above is compelling me to move this project to it.