Dan Vanderkam

+1, this would allow `jp` to work with [ndjson](http://ndjson.org/). I'd even argue that this should be the default behavior of `jp`, rather than hidden behind a flag. This is how...

I spent some more time looking at this code. I think I see a good path forward but I have a TS API question. I _think_ the barebones implementation could...

> > wondering if there's a variation on `collectVariableUsage` that includes inferred return types? > > I don't think such a thing exists, no. Maybe this is a good opportunity...

> > MethodDefinition[typeParameters] didn't work but MethodDefinition did. Any guidance on how to refine this would be much appreciated! > > Ah, this would be the `MethodDefinition`> the `value` property...

I posted another [answer](https://stackoverflow.com/a/62305560/388951) on the Stack Overflow question but I'll summarize here. For me the most useful thing was to get the `chrome` command that pyppeteer was running to...

Yes, it's a good idea. The obvious use case that springs to mind is showing a weekly average. You can probably do this already using a DataHandler (see #249, particularly...

Can you use `index.es5.js`? The [`dygraphs/package.json`](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/[email protected]/package.json) file point at this as "main", it only references `index.js` as `main:jsnext`.

The event handlers registered via `addAndTrackEvent` get removed when you call `g.destroy()`. This make sense for listeners which live as long as the dygraph. But for annotations, which can have...

The demo (& the jsbin) are dropping the left-most point on every update. So the data domain is changing. By default the zoom range is "all the data". When you...

I wonder if we even need babel? dygraphs doesn't use many ES2015 features, and 2015 was a long time ago. Browser support for let/const/arrow functions is pretty solid these days.