Bulk logging standardisation across a monorepo.
It is an exon-based method used to detect four major types of alternative splicing (AS) : intron retention (IR), exon skipping (ES), and alternative 5′/3′ splice sites. astools
ASTools provides a vital stepping stone for students and researchers moving from theoretical parsing to practical language implementation. By offering a clear window into the structure of code, it demystifies the "black box" of how computers understand the instructions given to them. Bulk logging standardisation across a monorepo
refers to a family of utilities designed to parse, analyze, transform, and generate source code via its Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) representation. By working at the AST level rather than raw text, ASTools enable safe, structural code modifications – essential for refactoring, linting, formatting, codemods, and language tooling. By offering a clear window into the structure