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document.addEventListener('focusin', (e) => console.log(e.target), true);

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enum BinaryEnum {
  One = 0b0001,
  Two = 0b0010,
  Four = 0b0100,
  Eight = 0b1000,
}

const keys = Object.keys(BinaryEnum).filter(x => isNaN(Number(x))) as (keyof typeof BinaryEnum)[];
const values = Object.values(BinaryEnum).filter(x => typeof x === 'number') as number[];

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/**
 * Inspired by this article by Rafael Bardini:
 * {@link https://rbardini.com/making-optional-properties-nullable-typescript/}
 */

type NullUnion<T> = T | null;

// type NullableProps<T> = {
//   [K in keyof T]: NullUnion<T[K]> extends T[K] ? K : never;
// }[keyof T];

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/**
 * I started building this, then came across a more robust solution:
 * {@link https://github.com/therealparmesh/object-to-formdata}
 */

import { isPlainObject } from "is-plain-object";

type Value = string | Blob | number | boolean | null | undefined | Date;

function convert<T extends Value>(value: T): string | Blob {

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/**
 * Use this as the callback function for an Array.map that returns a partial
 * object. It's the functional equivalent of the Pick type.
 *
 * @example
 * const arr = [{a: 1, b: 1, c: 1}, {a: 2, b: 2, c: 2}]
 * const oldWay = arr.map(({ a, c }) => ({ a, c }));
 * const newWay = arr.map(pick("a", "c"));
 */
function pick<T extends object, K extends keyof T>(

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// inspired by https://markus.oberlehner.net/blog/usestate-and-usereducer-with-the-vue-3-composition-api/

import { readonly, ref, UnwrapRef } from "vue";

// "corporate" version
export function useState<T>(initialState: T | undefined) {
  type InitialState = T | undefined;
  type State = UnwrapRef<T> | undefined;
  type StateFn = (currentState: State) => State;

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/**
 * Getters and setters are not enumerable and, obviously, neither are private fields.
 */
class MetadataObject extends Object {
  #metadata = undefined;
  
  get metadata() { return this.#metadata; }
  set metadata(value) { this.#metadata; }
}

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REM Loop through
REM   (list of branches merged to dev, filter out dev and master, without leading whitespaces)
REM and delete each branch

FOR /F %i IN ('git branch --merged dev --list "[!dev|master]*" --format "%(refname:short)"') DO git branch -d %i

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# 1. get list of branches merged to dev, filter out dev and master, without spaces in the beginning
# 2. delete each branch
git branch --merged dev --list "[!dev|master]*" --format "%(refname:short)" | ForEach-Object { git branch $_ -d }

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# 1. get list of branches merged to dev, filter out dev and master
# 2. delete each branch
git branch --merged dev --list "[\!dev|master]*" | xargs -n 1 git branch -d