Getting started
This section will get you up and running with DAX functions in your TypeScript project in no time at all!
HEADS UP
ts-dax is not affiliated with nor endorsed by Microsoft in any way. This library is open-source, shared using a permissive license, and community maintained!
Installation
Add ts-dax to your TypeScript project as a dependency:
$ pnpm add -E ts-dax
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We're using PNPM here for demonstrative purposes (we also use it internally for ts-dax), but you can use whatever tickles your fancy!
You can now start importing DAX functions within your project!
import { datesYTD } from 'ts-dax'
// const { datesYTD } = require('ts-dax')
const ytd = datesYTD(new Date())
// => Set<Date> containing dates from start of month to today
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ts-dax is side-effect free and tree-shakeable, so all of the implemented functions are exported from the same path.
No need to remember if datesYTD() is found in 'ts-dax', 'ts-dax/calendar', or 'ts-dax/dates'!
What next?
Now that you have a TypeScript project with ts-dax installed, it's time to dive into the API reference and discover what DAX functions are at your disposal!
Take a look at the sidebar on the left for the different function categories available with ts-dax!