Tim Deschryver • 1/10/2019

Bending TSLint to your needs

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This technical article details the process of creating a custom TSLint rule called 'rxjs-operator-counter' to analyze code and count RxJS operator usage. It covers iterating through project files, using the Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) with tools like AST Explorer, and extending TSLint's SyntaxWalker to identify specific operator patterns within pipe functions.

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