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feat(dts): add a d.ts and configuration for TS users #140
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This commit enables TypeScript developers to use this library by providing the minimal set of type definitions along with configuration in package.json for the TypeScript compiler and a typings.json file for popular d.ts acquisition tools.
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This seems great. Just a quick question though. Shouldn't all of the public API be exposed like this? |
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Yes, they should. The Aurelia community is using this plugin a lot. We built a nice validation plugin on top of it but we had a lot of issues with TS users who couldn't get the d.ts file. So, I just wanted to put something basic in place that would at least satisfy the main-use APIs. |
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Released in 0.11.0 |
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This commit enables TypeScript developers to use this library by
providing the minimal set of type definitions along with configuration
in package.json for the TypeScript compiler and a typings.json file for
popular d.ts acquisition tools.