nfrid
/ example-usage.ts
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June 16, 2023 12:41
Typescript helper types for working with nested object keys in dot notation (aka formik ass shit)
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| interface A { | |
| foo: { | |
| bar: number; | |
| }; | |
| hee: { | |
| hoo?: string; | |
| haa?: { | |
| test: number; | |
| }[]; |
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| --- Dump value of a variable in a formatted string | |
| -- | |
| --- @param o table Dumpable object | |
| --- @param tbs string|nil Tabulation string, ' ' by default | |
| --- @param tb number|nil Initial tabulation level, 0 by default | |
| --- @return string | |
| local function dump(o, tbs, tb) | |
| tb = tb or 0 | |
| tbs = tbs or ' ' | |
| if type(o) == 'table' then |
nfrid
/ nvim_format.lua
Last active
July 2, 2021 15:56
Easy and cool auto formatter/prettier implementation for neovim's init.lua
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| Format = function() | |
| vim.api.nvim_command(":w") -- save first | |
| local formatCmds = { -- these are just commands that formatting files next to them 'in-place' for each filetype | |
| lua = 'lua-format --indent-width=2 --spaces-inside-table-braces -i', | |
| go = 'gofmt -w', | |
| javascript = 'prettier -w --loglevel error', | |
| typescript = 'prettier -w --loglevel error', | |
| javascriptreact = 'prettier -w --loglevel error', | |
| typescriptreact = 'prettier -w --loglevel error', |