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compile-time-typescript

v1.4.1

Published

Enjoy type-level programming with TypeScript!

Downloads

10

Readme

compile-time-typescript

Enjoy type-level programming with TypeScript!

Installation

$ npm install -g compile-time-typescript

Usage

$ ctts script.ts

Examples

There are several examples under examples/. For example, hello.ts:

type Main<Input extends string> = `Hello, ${Input}!\n`;
export default Main;
$ echo -n "world" | ctts hello.ts
Hello, world!

Remarkable features of TypeScript

How it works

When ctts script.ts is executed, compile-time-typescript creates a caller like this:

import Main from "/path/to/script";
type Input = "HERE COMES THE INPUT";
type Output = Main<Input>;

So the program must have a default export of a generic type that takes a type parameter and constructs a string literal type.

Then compile-time-typescript type-checks the caller and extracts the type information of Output.

If Output is a string literal type, its content is printed. Otherwise, an error occurs.

Where it is used

  • hakatashi/esolang-box - Easy and standardized docker images for 200+ esoteric (and non-esoteric) languages.

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