Is this going to be developed futher?

[Mech0z]

Can see the last commit is 5 month ago, just wonder if we can expect further development?

[sigVince]

@Mech0z I'm not related to the development, but I think most users (including myself) have moved to TypeWriter because it has less limitations and it works with VS2017 projects: https://github.com/frhagn/Typewriter

[johnknoop]

@sigVince I'm also in pretty deep with TypeLite. I'd happily move to TypeWriter, but it seems to lack support for generating modules dynamically? I've used the TsModule attribute of TypeLite pretty heavily, so my ts code will break if all interfaces are suddenly moved to a single module. Any ideas how folks have tackled this?

[robertmclaws]

@Mech0z @sigVince I just wanted to let you folks know that about 6 months ago I needed a version that would run on .NET Standard and .NET Core apps, and my attempts to contact @lukaskabrt went unanswered, so I forked one of the repos (either this one or the BitBucket one, I can't be sure) and started shipping it as TypeLitePlus. It has new ways of generating code for .NET Core, and new options for outputting the file (concrete classes and string enums). I just shipped version 2.1 a few minutes ago, and would love your feedback.

And Lukas, if you're reading this, I'd love to continue supporting this platform for you. Just let me know and we can set up a chat.