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TypeSpec compiler and standard library
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/**
* This file exposes all AST nodes and types.
* Using the TypeSpec Abstract Syntax Tree is considered an advanced usage of the compiler and may change at any time without notice.
* **Note**: this is not the same thing as the _type graph_ (`Type` and its variants), Libraries depend on the abstract syntax tree _at their own risk_!
* Please see breaking change policy https://typespec.io/docs/handbook/breaking-change-policy/
*
* Some reasons you might want to use the AST:
* - Writing a codefix: You might need to manipulate the AST to fix code. Understand that your fix might break but this should not be critical to the user.
* - A workaround for a missing feature: Understand that your workaround might break.
*/
export { SyntaxKind } from "../core/types.js";
export { getNodeForTarget } from "../core/diagnostics.js";
export { printTypeSpecNode } from "../core/formatter.js";
export { exprIsBareIdentifier, getFirstAncestor, getIdentifierContext, getNodeAtPosition, getNodeAtPositionDetail, hasParseError, isImportStatement, parse, parseStandaloneTypeReference, positionInRange, visitChildren, } from "../core/parser.js";
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