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@thoughtspot/ts-to-any
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A tool to convert TypeScript types to other programming languages.
A tool to convert TypeScript types to other programming languages.
import {
TypeScriptConverter,
createDartConversionConfig,
Configs,
} from "@thoughtspot/ts-to-any";
import path from "path";
// Option 1: Using Dart-specific config
const converter1 = new TypeScriptConverter({
conversionConfig: createDartConversionConfig({
templateRootPath: path.resolve("templates", "dart"),
useJsonSerializable: true, // Enable JSON serialization support
}),
inputConfig: {
inputFiles: ["src/types.ts", "src/css-variables.ts"],
},
logLevel: "Info", // Optional: Set logging level
});
// Option 2: Using default configs
const converter2 = new TypeScriptConverter({
conversionConfig: Configs.dart,
inputConfig: {
inputFiles: ["src/types.ts", "src/css-variables.ts"],
},
});
// Convert and write to file
const result = converter1.convertAndWriteToFile({
outPutFile: "types.dart",
});
console.log(result);
You can export and reuse default configurations in your project. Here's how to set it up:
config.ts
):import {
createDartConversionConfig,
Configs as DefaultConfigs,
} from "@thoughtspot/ts-to-any";
import path from "path";
// Option 1: Extend default Dart configuration
export const dartConfig = createDartConversionConfig({
...DefaultConfigs.dart,
templateRootPath: path.resolve("templates", "dart"),
useJsonSerializable: true,
additionalTypeMappings: {
CustomType: "CustomDartType",
CustomCssVariables: "Map<String, String>",
},
});
// Option 2: Create custom config from scratch
export const customDartConfig = createDartConversionConfig({
templateRootPath: path.resolve("templates", "dart"),
useJsonSerializable: true,
additionalTypeMappings: {
CustomType: "CustomDartType",
CustomCssVariables: "Map<String, String>",
},
});
// Export all configs
export const Configs = {
dart: dartConfig,
customDart: customDartConfig,
// Add other language configs here
};
import { TypeScriptConverter } from "@thoughtspot/ts-to-any";
import { Configs } from "./config";
// Using extended default config
const converter1 = new TypeScriptConverter({
conversionConfig: Configs.dart,
inputConfig: {
inputFiles: ["src/types.ts"],
},
});
// Using custom config
const converter2 = new TypeScriptConverter({
conversionConfig: Configs.customDart,
inputConfig: {
inputFiles: ["src/types.ts"],
},
});
The createDartConversionConfig
function accepts the following options:
type DartConfig = {
// Path to custom templates (optional)
templateRootPath?: string;
// Custom template content (optional)
templateContent?: Partial<TemplateContent>;
// Additional type mappings (optional)
additionalTypeMappings?: Record<string, string>;
// Enable JSON serialization support (optional)
useJsonSerializable?: boolean;
};
The converter includes default type mappings for Dart:
{
"string": "String",
"number": "int",
"boolean": "bool",
"array": "List",
"object": "Map",
"function": "Function",
"any": "dynamic",
"void": "void",
"null": "Null",
"undefined": "Null",
"true": "bool",
"false": "bool",
"Promise": "Future<dynamic>"
}
You can add custom type mappings to the configuration:
const converter = new TypeScriptConverter({
conversionConfig: createDartConversionConfig({
additionalTypeMappings: {
CustomType: "CustomDartType",
CustomCssVariables: "Map<String, String>",
},
}),
inputConfig: {
inputFiles: ["src/types.ts"],
},
});
You can provide custom templates by specifying a template root path:
const converter = new TypeScriptConverter({
conversionConfig: createDartConversionConfig({
templateRootPath: "./custom-templates/dart",
}),
inputConfig: {
inputFiles: ["src/types.ts"],
},
});
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FAQs
A tool to convert TypeScript types to other programming languages.
The npm package @thoughtspot/ts-to-any receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @thoughtspot/ts-to-any popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @thoughtspot/ts-to-any demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 13 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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