I had the same problem and used a JSONSchema as a single source of truth. Then from that schema you can generate:

- the typescript interfaces: https://www.npmjs.com/package/json-schema-to-typescript

- the runtime checks with AJV

So you have no duplication and you're type safe.

He was talking about the competition, not Mozilla.

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Not intuitive enough apparently ;)

$NR stores the number of records (or the current record number) not the number of fields (that's $NF). In the example the "NR > 1" is meant to exclude the header line from the output.

You are entirely correct -- I got tunnel vision/brain fart and mixed NF and NR up, newbie mistake!

NR is initialized to 1 on the first line, and is incremented for every subsequent line read. So, in this case, the above pattern will match any line after the first.