Yes! tree-sitter supports multiple languages and the core algorithms should transfer easily. I focused on Python first because I saw many people struggling with code quality issues in Python.
Just based on usage, I would assume js/ts would be very valuable as well. I see a lot of the same issues there and agree the core algos seem to apply generally. Very cool project!
Tangential, tree-sitter also allowed Aider, AI coding asisstant to exist and allow LLMs to work on codebases above their context limit.
https://aider.chat/docs/recordings/tree-sitter-language-pack...
Yes! tree-sitter supports multiple languages and the core algorithms should transfer easily. I focused on Python first because I saw many people struggling with code quality issues in Python.
Just based on usage, I would assume js/ts would be very valuable as well. I see a lot of the same issues there and agree the core algos seem to apply generally. Very cool project!
Agreed, I do python and ts depending on the use case, a ts version would be cool