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🚿 Removes Flow type annotations from JavaScript files with speed and simplicity.
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Releases? #65

Closed clintwood closed 5 years ago

clintwood commented 6 years ago

@leebyron, I see last release was back in Oct 18, 2017.

If accepted I'd be keen to make use of --copy-source feature submitted in PR #64

ilyvion commented 6 years ago

Project appears to be dead.

clintwood commented 6 years ago

@alexschrod Is there an alternative to this, I'm not aware of one?

ilyvion commented 6 years ago

I switched to using Babel with babel-preset-flow and haven't run into issues with that one yet. https://flow.org/en/docs/tools/babel/

Psst: If using npm at least, use @babel/preset-flow instead of babel-preset-flow.

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clintwood commented 6 years ago

@alexschrod, Thanks!

alangpierce commented 6 years ago

I've been working on a project called Sucrase with similar goals, and it's pretty stable at this point: https://github.com/alangpierce/sucrase . It transforms Flow, TypeScript, JSX, and imports, and it looks like it's probably faster than flow-remove-types.

clintwood commented 6 years ago

@alangpierce, Surcrase looks great! Will give it a try. Interestingly you've hit my requirement 100% - Transform non-standard extensions of modern JS to just modern JS - FAST. Nice!

motiz88 commented 5 years ago

Hey everyone, I'd like to apologise for the radio silence. I'm working on a v2 release that will upgrade the parser, stay in sync with the main Flow repo and address the outstanding bugs.

FWIW I think the lightweight approach that this package takes is still one of the best ways to strip Flow types - if that's truly all you need. Stripping types using the Babel preset might indeed be the way to go if you're already using Babel for other things.

clintwood commented 5 years ago

I've switched to Typescript so you are welcome to close this issue. Thanks.

chapati23 commented 5 years ago

@motiz88 i know you're probably doing this in your freetime, so thanks for working on it at all :)

still need to ask, tho: any updates soon? really don't wanna introduce the whole babel toolchain just for stripping flow types but it's becoming a serious impediment for us at this stage

motiz88 commented 5 years ago

@chapati23 I have the pieces all lined up - some urgent work on another project took precedence, hence the delay, but v2 is still coming very soon. I'll share a timeline when I can definitely commit to it.

motiz88 commented 5 years ago

We've just published v2.99.0 of both flow-remove-types and flow-node. Future releases will be aligned with Flow releases (e.g. v2.99.0 ↔ Flow 0.99.0) and will always use the latest version of the Flow parser for maximum compatibility.

The code has now moved to the main Flow repo, and this separate repo will be archived soon; please use the Flow issue tracker for any further discussion.

chapati23 commented 5 years ago

Thanks for the update @motiz88, great to hear!