feat: add ts-autocomplete package MONGOSH-2033 #517
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Co-authored-by: Anna Henningsen <[email protected]>
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| if (decl) { | ||
| // decl's children are things like ['a', ':', 'string'] or ['bb', ':', | ||
| // '(p1: number) => void']. So the one at position 2 (zero indexed) is the | ||
| // type. |
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This is extracted from the PoC. It doesn't know anything about what's in the TypeScript files, so should be generically useful.
In the end I added back support for filtering the completions, because while adding more tests I noticed there are just tons of cases where it returns the entire global scope or at least adds the entire global scope to the results. So I'm finding it hard to imagine us ever using this without at least some filtering of some kind.