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func BiomeLintIgnoreAnyTypeParameters ¶

func BiomeLintIgnoreAnyTypeParameters(ts *guts.Typescript)

BiomeLintIgnoreAnyTypeParameters adds a biome-ignore comment to any type parameters that are of type "any". It is questionable if we should even add 'extends any' at all to the typescript.

func EnumLists ¶

func EnumLists(ts *guts.Typescript)

EnumLists adds a constant that lists all the values in a given enum. Example: type MyEnum = string const ( EnumFoo = "foo" EnumBar = "bar" ) const MyEnums: string = ["foo", "bar"] <-- this is added

func ExportTypes ¶

func ExportTypes(ts *guts.Typescript)

ExportTypes adds 'export' to all top level types. interface Foo {} --> export interface Foo{}

func OverrideLiteral ¶

func OverrideLiteral(keyword bindings.LiteralKeyword) guts.TypeOverride

func OverrideNullable ¶

func OverrideNullable(t guts.TypeOverride) guts.TypeOverride

func ReadOnly ¶

func ReadOnly(ts *guts.Typescript)

ReadOnly sets all interface fields to 'readonly', resulting in all types being immutable. TODO: follow the AST all the way and find nested arrays

func SimplifyOmitEmpty ¶

func SimplifyOmitEmpty(ts *guts.Typescript)

SimplifyOmitEmpty removes the null type from union types that have a question token. This is because if 'omitempty' is set, then golang will omit the object key, rather than sending a null value to the client. Example: number?: number | null --> number?: number

func StandardMappings ¶

func StandardMappings() map[string]guts.TypeOverride

StandardMappings is a list of standard mappings for Go types to Typescript types.