Though not directly related to the project at hand, I want to take a moment to share my team's experience with utilizing ts-belt and ts-pattern snippets. I apologize if this announcement seems out of place; unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be a more appropriate forum for this message. We've been leveraging a VSCode extension named Boro-belt, named after the company I'm currently in. You can find it on the VSCode Extension Marketplace. Boro-belt integrates seamlessly with ts-belt, as below.
While it doesn't encompass every function of ts-belt just yet, we're committed to expanding its capabilities.
supported functions are listed on README
Additionally, I've developed an ESLint plugin as part of another project, available here, which aims to optimize usage by highlighting unnecessary function calls within pipes—these are essentially pure runtime overhead in some scenarios. This lint rule has been instrumental in refining our code efficiency in performance also readability.
Though not directly related to the project at hand, I want to take a moment to share my team's experience with utilizing ts-belt and ts-pattern snippets. I apologize if this announcement seems out of place; unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be a more appropriate forum for this message. We've been leveraging a VSCode extension named Boro-belt, named after the company I'm currently in. You can find it on the VSCode Extension Marketplace. Boro-belt integrates seamlessly with ts-belt, as below.
https://github.com/mobily/ts-belt/assets/7118300/3a9b0ed3-5634-4dbc-8382-0c8506c90e6f
While it doesn't encompass every function of ts-belt just yet, we're committed to expanding its capabilities. supported functions are listed on README
Additionally, I've developed an ESLint plugin as part of another project, available here, which aims to optimize usage by highlighting unnecessary function calls within pipes—these are essentially pure runtime overhead in some scenarios. This lint rule has been instrumental in refining our code efficiency in performance also readability.
feedbacks and PRs are welcome!