The npm package @types/escodegen saw initial releases in mid-2016, with a few versions published in July, August, and September. After a long period of inactivity, a version was released in July 2021, and then a few more between September 2023 to November 2023. No releases have occurred since November 2023, with no releases in 2024 and until today (September 11, 2025).
This package contains Typescript definitions for escodegen, an ECMAScript code generator. It's heavily used in JavaScript tooling for tasks like generating readable and well-formatted code from Abstract Syntax Trees (ASTs). These definitions allow developers who use TypeScript to interact with escodegen's API in a type-safe manner, enabling better code completion, error checking, and easier maintenance when manipulating or generating JavaScript code programmatically. Includes types for various code generation options, such as indenting and formatting styles.
@types/escodegen downloads show a peak in October 2024 (18M), followed by a decline. From March 2025 onward, downloads consistently decrease. September 2025 is markedly lower (2.6M), but partial data should be taken into consideration due to the current date.
