@sapphi-red/ts-transformer-for-of
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A TypeScript custom transformer which transforms multiple array methods to one for loop.
Also this transforms for-of to a traditional for loop.
For now, Array::filter, Array::map and Array::forEach are only supported.
Unfortunately, TypeScript itself does not currently provide any easy way to use custom transformers (See Microsoft/TypeScript#14419). The followings are the example usage of the custom transformer.
See kimamula/ts-transformer-keys.
You can use this as it.
Using this transformer with Sparse arrays, arrays with unfilled slots, may lead to unintended behavior.
Before transforming the code, Array iteration methods will skip unfilled slots, but after transforming the code it will work as if it is filled with undefined.
MIT
Some code are from kimamula/ts-transformer-keys.
Copyright (c) 2017 Kenji Imamula
kimamula/ts-transformer-keys:/LICENSE
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A TypeScript custom transformer which transforms multiple array methods to one for-of loop.
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