Hugh Boylan

Is there a workaround for this? I'm stuck using `esModuleInterap` to support other modules. Casting `generateDataLoader(): any` squashes the typescript error, but results in the loader failing to properly load....

Great, I'll take a look at this. Enjoy your vaca! :sunglasses:

Tinkered with this over the weekend. Was able to patch this root issue, but it didn't work with `#Multiple` in the value. At any rate, after careful consideration, I think...

@scagood Correct, but it's tough to accurately decipher certain "creative pronunciations" like this. `compromise` does a great job with most, but certain combinations ambiguous. > Lets, say you have the...

I believe the ultimate goal here is to capture **nominal** values in addition to cardinal and ordinal. My thought is that the lumping/splitting would still need to be enhanced to...

@scagood Since nominal numbers can be represented in so many different formats, I like the idea of passing a custom Regex to the function: ```javascript nlp(...).values().toNominal(/\(?\d{3}\)\s*?-?\d{3}\s*-?\d{4}/) // example nlp('my pin...

Strange how the `MainComponent` uses: ```javascript /*@ngInject*/ constructor($state) { this.$state = $state; } ``` While generated components instead require: ```javascript constructor($state) { 'ngInject'; this.$state = $state; } ```

The project uses webpack. Tried adding `angular-ui-grid` to the list of vendors in `webpack.make.js`, but still says the module is missing on import. #2237

This does not work for me when using non-zero spacing. The `InfiniteScroll` component cannot handle the negative margin. ```jsx {userFeed.map(item => ( ))} ```

Looks like the `InfiniteScroll` container uses `overflow: 'scroll'`. To account for the Grid's negative margin, I override this default with the style prop: ```jsx style={{ overflow: 'inherit' }} ```