TypeScript Transformer - JavaScript to TypeScript Conversion

Example

Converting `let name = 'John'` to `let name: string = 'John'` in TypeScript.

Scenario

Useful in projects being migrated from JavaScript to TypeScript to ensure variable types are explicit, enhancing type checking and reducing runtime errors.

Example

Transforming an object structure into a TypeScript interface to ensure objects conform to a specific structure.

Scenario

Helpful in large-scale applications where complex objects are passed across functions or components, ensuring consistency and predictability of data structures.

Example

Adding explicit return types to functions, e.g., transforming `function add(a, b) { return a + b; }` to `function add(a: number, b: number): number { return a + b; }`.

Scenario

Critical in API development and library authoring, where functions' input and output types need to be clear to the users.

Example

Organizing code into modules and namespaces for better encapsulation and reusability.

Scenario

Useful in large projects to maintain a clean codebase, facilitating easier navigation, maintenance, and scalability.