Convert Flow source code to TypeScript

Experimental; but pretty advanced. Should save you significant time, but you'll still need to do some things manually.

Targetted at backend code; has not been tested against frontend code (React/Vue/etc).

Hi, I'm @Benjie, an independent open source developer. My open source work is funded by community sponsorship and client work. This is not one of my core projects, so unless you sponsor me or work on one of the open source projects I am involved with or rely on then your feature requests may be closed unless they come with an accompanying offer to send a PR.

If your company needs a particular feature, or a particular codebase converted, please get in touch and we can discuss a fee for the work.

If you need to discuss your migration strategy, you can book an hour of screen-sharing with @Benjie.

Install this module globally:

npm install -g flow2typescript
# or
yarn global add flow2typescript

And then run it:

flow2typescript path/to/file.flow.js

The above will output the converted code to stdout.

We can also write the file for you, using one of the following equivalent syntaxes:

flow2typescript path/to/file.flow.js path/to/file.ts
flow2typescript -i path/to/file.flow.js -o path/to/file.ts
flow2typescript --input path/to/file.flow.js --output path/to/file.ts

After running the conversion, I highly recommend that you run prettier against the resulting code, as the indentation can be quite problematic otherwise.

import { compile } from 'flow2typescript'
import { readFileSync, writeFileSync } from 'fs'

let path = 'path/to/file.js.flow'
let file = readFileSync(path, 'utf-8')

compile(file, path).then(ts => writeFileSync('path/to/file.ts', ts))

This project is a fork of bcherny/flow-to-typescript which diverged too far for the pull request to be merged.

Huge props to @bcherny for the original heroic effort on this project!