Rapini is a new tool that can generate custom React Query hooks using OpenAPI (Swagger) files.

The Command Line Interface (CLI) tool will take a path to an Open API file and generate a package that includes react hooks, typescript types and axios http requests - and this package is conveniently bundled in a way that it can be published to NPM or any other package registry of your choosing.

No need to manually write axios request functions and react query code to start using your backend endpoints, just generate and import your code to ship features faster.

This article will go over the basics of the .NET compiler platform feature for analyzing the C# syntax tree, using F#.

.NET provides a Syntax API that can read any C# or Visual Basic source file and provide the corresponding Syntax Tree for that code.

Why

Why would someone need to traverse the C# syntax tree?

Well, it can be for a number of reasons, maybe you want to gather statistics about how many classes, namespaces and methods you have, maybe you want generate code based on what is already written, maybe you want to create new tools like a new linter or a tool like Swagger. All these things can be done by analyzing the syntax tree.

Introducing Simple Remote Data (SRD), a Static Land compliant TypeScript library for managing state from remote sources.

SRD’s top features are:

• Only 549 bytes minified and gzipped, that is ridiculously small!
• Built with Higher Kinded Types (HKT’s) to allow Typescript to infer these complex disjoint union types.
• Static Land compliant!
• Made for React or any other JS based frontend framework.

What is a Remote Data type?

A Remote Data type is a kind of discriminate union type in functional programming for managing the state of some data that is retrieved remotely and asynchronously, such as http response data, websockets, server sent events, reading a file, or any other async IO.