Anton Trunov

I guess this issue should be moved to https://github.com/ton-org/create-ton because the project template lives there

Fixed with https://github.com/ton-org/blueprint/commit/feca46b99db86205add45a1d25d7f3d618bda1a4

How would we lose it? We will just copy the doc comments to their corresponding sections in the docs, the stdlib reference would be automatically generated, all math and links...

It's the job of the Tact book to provide examples and give more context on how to use the stdlib functions, not the job of the reference

Basically, the stdlib reference should be the exact copy of the Tact files from stdlib (without the function implementations). Also, we could even include the implementations provided those are folded...

I don't really think this issue has been resolved. There is a workaround, indeed, but from the UX point of view it's certainly not solved. Let me re-open it, to...

This is definitely useful for people who wish to go low-level. It would be great to also think of some higher-level constructions which in the end solve the [Y problem](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XY_problem).

> It may be time to consider moving to another CLI toolkit. [Commander.js](https://github.com/tj/commander.js) is quite nice is there a native typescript cli parser?

The double dash signifies the end of command-line options and the start of positional arguments. So, it does not makes sense for the example in the OP: `tact -e --...