AlexJWayne

export * from './types'

import { setHost, setApiKey } from './req'

import * as auth from './api/auth'
import * as blocks from './api/blocks'
import * as costCodes from './api/cost-codes'
import * as equipment from './api/equipment'
import * as reporting from './api/reporting'
import * as sites from './api/sites'

AlexJWayne

// exported types will be available for you to import from compiled files
// to distinguish between objects ({}) and blocks, blocks have a colon before the opening brace (:{})
export type parseRoute = (route: string) => :{
  // assign computations to variables like this
  let parts = route.split("/"); // -> ["users", "<id:string>", "posts", "<index:number>"]

  // last expression is the return value, like in Rust
  parts
    // method chaining!
    .filter((part) => part.startsWith("<")) // -> ["<id:string>", "<index:number>"]