Kevin

@nobodxbodon It is to support the use of both traditional and simplified characters in the same piece of code. I see that @StepfenShawn changed [`self.match`](https://github.com/StepfenShawn/Cantonese/blob/main/src/cantonese.py#L531-L542) to support matching a list...

Hmm, I guess allowing the mixing of traditional and simplified characters can lead to confusion. But I'm not sure if that would cause users to mistake them for identifiers since...

@nobodxbodon, oh I did misunderstand. > 是否会让用户误认为标识符也可以呢？ I'm not sure if allowing leniency in traditional/simplified keywords would lead to users to mistakenly believe identifiers can also be a mix of...

@StepfenShawn, I see you changed it to lowercase. Thanks for changing it. I wonder if it's still possible and worth lower-casing the package name as well. What I mean is...

@StepfenShawn, thanks for the quick fix. I can also confirm that it works better now. But now it seems like there's another bug. After entering a command and then just...

Can't you just prepend a middleware for each `router[method]`? You can also move the logic into reusable functions to avoid duplicate code. ```js // Replace this router.get('/path', middleware) // with...

@rightaway It is duplicate in my example, but I mentioned above > You can also move the logic into reusable functions to avoid duplicate code. So you can have a...

CRA 2.0 now officially supports Typescript but it uses Babel instead of ts-loader. If you want to migrate, here is a [guide](https://vincenttunru.com/migrate-create-react-app-typescript-to-create-react-app/) taken from the [CRA 2.0 user docs](https://facebook.github.io/create-react-app/docs/adding-typescript). The...

@KhodeN Oh, I wasn't aware that react-scripts-ts supported CRA2. I didn't see any news about it on this github, besides wmonk saying he was working on it. However, I did...

So does stock CRA2 have tslint and tslint built into dev-server? Or does it just use eslint? From what I can tell from the webpack config, it looks like eslint...