Chaining assignments and using non-ascii characters as variable names is definitely not the norm in most TypeScript projects I've seen and worked on.
When I started this project it was just for my own personal use and kind of a creative / intellectual outlet for me where I didn't have to make any compromises and adhere to anyone else's style. So to this day some of the code might be a bit... exotic. It's definitely not how I'd write it in my day job.
That's the JS part. The type-definitions I'm afraid are just unreadable because it's TypeScript. I feel they're like regexes in that regard: write once and try not to touch them again.
When I started this project it was just for my own personal use and kind of a creative / intellectual outlet for me where I didn't have to make any compromises and adhere to anyone else's style. So to this day some of the code might be a bit... exotic. It's definitely not how I'd write it in my day job.
That's the JS part. The type-definitions I'm afraid are just unreadable because it's TypeScript. I feel they're like regexes in that regard: write once and try not to touch them again.