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Summary of Changes
Hello @ryoppippi, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
I've created this pull request to formally announce the archiving of the unplugin-typia project. The main change involves updating the README.md to provide detailed context, explain the reasons behind the decision (technical shifts in TypeScript and personal focus), highlight the project's impact, and offer guidance for existing users regarding technical status and alternatives.
Highlights
- Reasons for Archiving: The decision is primarily driven by technical uncertainty regarding TypeScript's ongoing migration to
tsgo(a native Go port) which changes compiler internals access, and a shift in my personal project focus. - Project Impact & Adoption: The plugin achieved significant adoption, being used in notable projects like Hugging Face Inference Playground and Wrtn Labs Agentica, and consistently maintained over 22K weekly downloads on npm.
- Technical Status & Alternatives: The current version should remain functional as long as Typia's transformation approach and bundler/TypeScript compatibility hold. Users needing continued support are encouraged to fork the repository or explore Typia's official built-in integrations or generation mode.
- Acknowledgments: I've expressed gratitude to sponsors (@samchon, @timoxley) and the broader community for their support, contributions, and adoption, reflecting on the valuable technical and personal growth gained from the project.
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Pull Request Overview
This PR updates the README to announce the archiving of the unplugin-typia repository, providing context, its current impact, and guidance for users moving forward.
- Announces the archiving of unplugin-typia and explains the technical and personal reasons behind the decision
- Highlights the plugin's adoption in notable projects and provides instructions on alternatives for continued support
- Includes technical status updates and acknowledgments for contributors
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Code Review
This pull request effectively communicates the archival of the unplugin-typia repository by replacing the root README.md with a comprehensive announcement. The new content clearly outlines the reasons for archiving, the project's significant impact and adoption, its current technical status, potential alternatives for users, and heartfelt acknowledgments. The information is well-structured and thoughtfully presented.
My review includes one comment on the README.md file concerning a minor inconsistency in the stated timing of the archival, with suggestions for clarification. Overall, the changes achieve the goal of informing the community about the repository's new status.
📦 Archiving unplugin-typia
After two years of development and community support, I'm archiving this repository effective immediately.
🎯 TL;DR
This plugin will no longer be maintained. Feel free to fork if you need continued support.
🔍 Background
unplugin-typiawas created to make [Typia](https://typia.io) integration easier across different bundlers like Vite, esbuild, Webpack, and others. It has served its purpose well, but several factors have led to this decision:Technical considerations: TypeScript's ongoing migration to [tsgo (TypeScript Native Port)](https://devblogs.microsoft.com/typescript/typescript-native-port/) introduces significant architectural changes. The new Go-based compiler uses IPC-based APIs rather than direct access to compiler internals, creating uncertainty around transformation tools like Typia and ts-patch that rely heavily on TypeScript's internal APIs.
Personal transition: My focus has shifted to other projects and directions.
🏆 Adoption & Impact
I'm incredibly proud that this plugin found its way into many notable projects:
The plugin has consistently maintained 22K+ weekly downloads on npm, demonstrating real community value and adoption.
🧪 Technical Status
The current codebase should continue working as long as:
tsc+ts-patchbased transformation approachYou may need to update peer dependencies over time, but the core transformation mechanism should remain stable until TypeScript's architectural changes take effect.
🔄 Alternatives
Currently, there's no direct replacement. If you need continued support:
🙏 Acknowledgments
This journey wouldn't have been possible without incredible support:
@samchon was my first sponsor and provided the opportunity to contribute significantly to Typia's development. My research and optimization work helped improve Typia's performance and led to detailed technical blog posts that resonated strongly with the community.
@timoxley became a sponsor after seeing this project's impact, providing additional encouragement for open-source work.
The broader TypeScript and bundling community embraced this tool, and seeing it used in production at companies and significant open-source projects has been incredibly rewarding.
Working on this project deepened my understanding of build systems, tree-shaking, TypeScript transformations, and compiler optimization techniques. The technical challenges and solutions developed here have been invaluable for my growth as a developer.
🚀 Looking Forward
While I'm stepping away from this specific project, I wish the Typia community continued success. The innovations in TypeScript runtime validation and serialization that Typia pioneered have pushed the entire ecosystem forward.
Thank you to everyone who used, contributed to, or supported this project. Your feedback and adoption made this journey meaningful.
Repository archived on June 14, 2025