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QUESTION
I wanted to generate a d.ts file for p5.play.js as there aren't any and since p5.play.js is a big library typing it out would be a pain and I am very new to d.ts files show I only know how to declare function and p5.play.js has properties as well. But when I use try to create it, it creates an empty d.ts file with export {};
Here are the things I have tried:
- I tried using tsconfig.json with tsc to generate the files but the result was
export {};
and here is the config I used for tsc:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-14 at 13:14I also had the same problem as you so instead of finding a predefined p5.play.d.ts, I created my own file for p5.play. The file is in my GitHub repository and I hope it helps you!!
Link to the file -> https://github.com/VisualCode44/Definition-File
QUESTION
in typescript, I am trying to overwrite the express's Response
json
object to be a specific type of object to always be used
for example, I want to enforce a interface type that would error out if the following format was not followed
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-05 at 16:16interface Json {
success: boolean;
data: any[];
}
type Send = (body?: Json) => T;
interface CustomResponse extends Response {
json: Send;
}
QUESTION
I am trying to convert this JavaScript code from atom/etch to TypeScript without breaking the public API.
It defines both a dom-function
and a dom-array of functions
(both have the same name dom
):
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-12 at 05:51I assume you're authoring a dom.d.ts
type definition file for dom.js
.
Namespace is not a proper type for dom
. TS namespace in runtime JS is presented as plain object. But dom
is both a callable function and an object with extra properties. Thus you should use an interface with callable signature to represent dom
in TS.
dom.d.ts
QUESTION
I wanted to contribute to the rn-placeholder library for React Native by providing the types for DefinitelyTyped. This is my first time contributing an index.d.ts
file to DefinitelyTyped.
I wrote the declaration file. Now I want to write the mandatory rn-placeholder-tests.ts
file. But when I try to use my declarations I get regexp
errors:
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-07 at 00:39Changing the .ts to .tsx is the right move as far as the file extension. (See more info here about tsx: https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/jsx.html)
For the other "Cannot find module" errors, see this "typescript: Cannot find module 'react'" issue.
It could be that you need to add the type definitions:
QUESTION
I'm trying to generate the definition file for jquery-colorbox. I use from my project root:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-30 at 16:35The first problem is that dts-gen
needs to actually load the module you specify in order to examine its structure, and jquery-colorbox
expects jQuery
, document
, and window
to be defined on the global object, which they aren't in Node.js. One possible approach (which I didn't pursue) is to use dts-gen
's experimental support for browser-based generation of declarations. Another is to load a Node.js-compatible DOM implementation such as jsdom
and set the necessary global variables so that you can load jquery-colorbox
successfully. Specifically, if you write the following in a file named jquery-colorbox-wrapper.js
(based on this answer):
QUESTION
I'm trying to write a plugin for PDFBox-Android and using android-dts-generator from nativescript. I am running the tool with a slightly modified jar (because namespace functions is invalid).
When I compile my typescript files, everything is fine. But when I run the plugin (with npm run demo.android), I am getting the following errors:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-22 at 06:07The solution is to use generics and super parameter for generating the typings.
The final command looks like:
QUESTION
I have installed dts-gen globally
npm i -g dts-gen
I installed the target module globally
npm i -g jhipster-core
When I run
dts-gen -m jhipster-core -o
I get the following output:
Couldn't load module "jhipster-core". Please install it globally (npm install -g jhipster-core) and try again.
I am working on a Windows 10 PC and executing the commands on the windows command prompt.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-09 at 07:28Installing NPM modules globally is usually a bad idea - you will eventually get into weird situations when the globally installed version accidentally gets used instead of the version specified in some package.json file.
But in this case, the problem seems to be that "jhipster-core" requires the "chalk" module, but does not list it in package.json dependencies.
This worked for me (just run it in some empty directory):
QUESTION
I found this package for React that has a component exactly like the one I need. Unfortunately no typings were available so I decided to create them myself.
Package:
https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-tag-input
https://github.com/prakhar1989/react-tags
This is the definitions I came up with and they work with the usage example that is specified on GitHub https://github.com/prakhar1989/react-tags#usage.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-13 at 06:57The error was in tsconfig.json
.
Added:
QUESTION
I have a web project written in Typescript (2.1.6) and compiled with Webpack in VScode. I have a logging client as a third party that I'm currently trying to upload to NPM and use it as a normal dependency.
That logging client was originally written in the "old" Typescript syntax using the old Typescript modules (those that compile into Javascript objects), so I rewrote the code to use the import/export syntax. I'm compiling the refactored logging code with the module flag set to "umd" and with ES5 as the target script. I'm creating a single d.ts file for it using the dts-generator npm package.
Currently it looks kinda like this: (I don't really have the code in front of me, but this is the general idea)
The refactored code for the Logger.ts looks something like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-10 at 10:51You can try compiling your logger-user project with --traceResolution
flag to see whats happening.
More info here: module-resolution
QUESTION
I am atttempting to use node-simple-schema in my Meteor/Angular2/Typescript project and running into an issue with the typings. I tried opening an issue at the package to no avail:
https://github.com/aldeed/node-simple-schema/issues/90
from what I posted there: "Steps to reproduce: - Create a brand new project via 'git clone https://github.com/bsliran/angular2-meteor-base' - Prepare Packages
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-11 at 02:53Have you tried without the accolades, as shown on the README?
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