Denver-sn / dexchange-sms-npm

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Migrate codebase to TypeScript #2

Open yaasiin-ayeva opened 1 month ago

yaasiin-ayeva commented 1 month ago

Hello @Denver-sn ,

I'd like to propose migrating the current project to TypeScript. Here are a few reasons why I believe this would be beneficial for the codebase:

  1. Improved Code Quality and Maintainability TypeScript provides static type checking, which helps catch errors early in the development process. This can reduce bugs and make the code more reliable. It also provides better support for code refactoring and ensures that the code is easier to maintain in the long term.

  2. Enhanced Developer Experience TypeScript’s integration with popular IDEs allows for better autocompletion, code navigation, and documentation. This will enhance the overall developer experience, making it easier for contributors to understand and work with the lib.

  3. Better Scalability As the project grows, TypeScript helps manage complexity by enforcing strict typing and allowing us to define clear interfaces and contracts within the codebase. This ensures better structure and consistency, especially in larger applications. Since dexchange is gonna to scrale

Next Steps If the team agrees, I would be happy to propose changes and make a PR for it. Let me know your thoughts on this proposal.

Regards

Denver-sn commented 1 month ago

Hello @yaasiin-ayeva Thank you for your proposal to migrate the project to TypeScript. I completely agree with the points you raised, especially regarding code quality, maintainability, and scalability as Dexchange-sms continues to grow. The benefits of TypeScript in terms of developer experience and managing complexity are clear, and I believe this would be a positive step forward for the codebase.

Please go ahead and proceed with the necessary changes. We look forward to reviewing your PR when it's ready. Best regards, Denver

yaasiin-ayeva commented 1 month ago

Hi @Denver-sn , glad to hear you are open to it. Kindly review the PR #3 Regards