ReasonablyTyped

Tech stack & purpose

ReasonablyTyped is a command-line tool and library that converts Flow and TypeScript type definitions into Reason interfaces, enabling developers to use existing JavaScript type annotations within the Reason ecosystem. Built for ReasonML and BuckleScript, it processes Flow or TypeScript definition files and outputs corresponding Reason code that can be used for bindings. The project was created by rrdelaney and is distributed as an npm package, offering both a command-line interface for converting individual files and a programmatic API for integration into other tools.

Community & reference links

• rrdelaney.github.io/ReasonablyTyped
• rrdelaney.github.io/ReasonablyTyped/

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Contributors

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  Ryan Delaney469 commits · 167 followers
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  Eric Loren17 commits · 16 followers
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  Zach Ploskey7 commits · 29 followers
• Florian Störkle5 commits
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  Cristiano Calcagno3 commits · 311 followers
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  Shinichi Kogai2 commits · 78 followers
• SllyQ1 commits
• wtgtybhertgeghgtwtg1 commits
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  Jordan W1 commits · 9,664 followers