1.2.6 • Published 1 day ago

tslombok v1.2.6

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Last release
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TSLombok

A decorator-based module that allows developer to reduce boilerplate code, make your code more fatty-free.

TSLombok use TypeScript Compiler API behind the scene to read the Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) of your TypeScript source code and then determine what should declaration to generate into .d.ts (declaration file) for using declaration merging technique. This technique allows TSLombok to merge a magic method from TSLombok into the existing decorated class.

Special thanks to Lombok. This project (TSLombok) is strongly inspired from their.

Preview

Without any IDE extension installation, only TSLombok is installed.

Getting started

Install TSLombok module

# For NPM user
npm install tslombok
# For Yarn user
yarn install tslombok
# For PNPM user
pnpm install tslombok

Then run TSLombok generator engine with npx tslombok and ready to go!
(We plan to remove this step and make TSLombok a TSC plugin for automatically starting up)

Features

@Getter / @Setter

  • @Getter - The property decorator to create a getter method automatically.
    A getter method returns the property, and is named getFoo if the property is called foo.
  • @Setter - The property decorator to create a setter method automatically.
    A setter method is named setFoo if the property is called foo, returns void, and takes 1 parameter of the same type as the property to set the field to the given value.

Example:

export class People {
  @Getter
  @Setter
  private readonly name: string = 'John Doe';
}
// You can call getter and setter seamlessly without any TypeScript warning!
const people = new People();
people.getName(); // 'John Doe'
people.setName('Jane Doe');
people.getName(); // 'Jane Doe'

Limitation

  • TSLombok generator engine reads your source code and determines what parameter type or return type should be by reading TypeReference of PropertyDeclaration on AST, so you must explicitly define the type.
  • We recommend you to use this TypeScript ESLint rule to enforce type annotations on member variables of classes.

Contribution

There are many ways in which you can participate in this project, for example:

License

Copyright (c) Vectier. All rights reserved.
Licensed under the MIT license.

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