Dominik Moritz
Dominik Moritz
There hasn't been a pull request for this feature so not from my side. I'd love to merge the improvements.
Not yet. Can I listen to the events from a Vega spec?
Happy to review a pull request to add this feature.
If we had a way to communicate back from the JavaScript to the kernel, this would be easier.
It would be nice to if we don't have to add another build step to compile the versions into the python code. Logging the versions on load is trivial.
Extend actually works. The problem is in the mapped access of an extended class. ``` yarn run run -p test.ts -t TypeB yarn run v1.22.10 $ ts-node ts-json-schema-generator.ts -p test.ts...
Thanks. Maybe the cleaner approach would be to just give access to the Vega views. I wouldn't have to reinvent the wheel then since Vega already supports registering and de-registering...
Uhh, this one is tough since we need to create a new definition for the anonymous second prop type. I'd add an explicit type for now but I'm also happy...
Can you simplify the type to only one conditional?
Simpler case ```ts export type MyType = string extends object ? true : false; ```