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> I used it a couple of times locally with Sqlite for CLI apps, if you want to do some data manipulation stuff with TS from the CLI and need a db, don't look fu
by nbbaier 2y ago
> I used it a couple of times locally with Sqlite for CLI apps, if you want to do some data manipulation stuff with TS from the CLI and need a db, don't look further.
Are any of the these tools open source? Would love to look at what you're doing
- hpeter 2y agoI often build project specific tooling, to generate code or just transform some data, but maybe someday I create a FOSS version I can share. Stuff like parse some XML or JSON and output Go structs and functions and Typescript types and functions, HTML,React Components, SQL Tables, Stored functions, Pl/PGSQL. Mostly to avoid writing boilerplate when I use the same data structures in the database, middleware, client. For simple CRUD apps, it works well. I use local KV to track changes so I don't have to rerun things I don't need. But Deno is great for CLI reporting tools or Scheduled tasks, fetch and aggregate data. I think of Deno as a little swiss army knife. It's a tool that got everything built in. I use the Repl a lot, just for a specific task, get it done then move on.