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- a minifier that does constant folding and inlining - a compiler transforms that don't rely on order - a compiler that uses an immutable AST to perform transforms, with accurate scope tracking - a linter that gives me suggestions on how to fix my code - ...
I see what you’re doing here.
Peeps have already mentioned macros, so from me - custom tooling/build pipelines. Eg - a css-in-js macro, but applying the type checker to its intermediate output. Just not doable today without extreme effort. Oh and I’m always excited to use seb-source-software
That sounds... doable actually and very reasonable haha
entire babel/webpack stack ported to c++. so many people would pay for this.
What if a JS tool was fast enough?
more like: $ brew install sebs-things $ sebs-thing init $ sebs-thing install $ sebs-thing lint/bundle/compile
1. Type checking using same parser as bundler 2. Importable, type-safe syntax transformations/macros (like Rust procedural macros or OCaml ppx) that work everywhere (including tests)
Jest doesn't understand webpack loaders and vice versa. And worse, type checkers have no understanding of these transformations. Having these macros be type-safe would be huge (for example creating typed GraphQL queries).
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