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typeslayer

v0.1.31

Published

Slay your TypeScript types

Downloads

243

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Links

Git

Maintainers

dimitropoulosdimitropoulos

Keywords

typescripttstauridesktopbenchmarkingperformance

Readme

Quickstart

run:

npx typeslayer

in the root package you want to inspect (i.e. colocated to your package.json). The tool will:

  1. start a local web UI,
  2. run TypeScript tooling to produce traces and CPU profiles
  3. provide interactive visualizations (treemaps, force graphs, speedscope/perfetto views) that you can use to identify problems

Frequently Asked Questions

see: FAQ

Support

TypeSlayer supports Linux x64 (glibc 2.39+), macOS ARM64 (Apple Silicon), and Windows x64. Please note that next year is the year of the Linux desktop 📯.

Security

TypeSlayer currently does not collect any analytics - although it probably will try to collect "someone somewhere ran it at XYZ timestamp" data in the future (or possibly crashlytics). If that day comes, of course you'll be able to opt out (including before app boot via config).

Actually TypeSlayer is a fully offline app - it does not make any network requests.

Contributing

  1. all commits (and therefor PR merges) must be the next bar from ~~"My Name Is" (complete)~~ "The Real Slim Shady" by Eminem, until further notice
  2. no further requirements

Thank You

this app is built with Tauri, TanStack, Vite, Biome, React, MUI, Rust, and of course, TypeScript.