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@fed1/jsos
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WARNING: DO NOT USE! This library does not have a stable release yet.
JSOS enables you to write type-safe, extensible JavaScript without a compiler.
It accomplishes this goal using type-based multiple dispatch and a reified type system.
This library is gratis and open source, licensed under the MIT No Attribution License (MIT-0).
¹: Optional, can be enabled on a per-multimethod basis
See examples in the docs to get a feel for how these features work together.
npm i @fed1/jsos
You can find the documentation at:
To help edit the documentation, checkout the docs branch and read the README
there.
We welcome your ideas, bug reports, and contributions. Please read the CONTRIBUTING.md file if you want to get involved.
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WARNING: DO NOT USE! This library does not have a stable release yet.
We found that @fed1/jsos demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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