Gianluca Casati

I have a Chart.tsx component that uses chart.js lib, When I import it with ```ts import "chartjs-adapter-luxon"; ``` I have this warning I can create a PR to solve this...

yes if you add a *dist/index.d.ts* file and reference it in you package.json, it should be enough ```json "types": "./dist/index.d.ts" ```

As many others, I also created a Redux example here: https://github.com/fibo/redux-todoapp It uses a router, async actions and has an API server (implemented by [json-server](https://github.com/typicode/json-server) which is really nice :)...

@jcayzac you should be able to `createRequire` from deno standard library and import a CommonJS module. reference here: https://deno.land/[email protected]/node/README.md#commonjs-modules-loading

@aisling-2 also Deno announced they are going to support (in the next three months) npm packages out or the box. The syntax will be something like ```js import binance from...

@CorentinDoue good idea. I also wrote some types definitions I needed, will be happy to add them too. ``` /* * Enums are documented here: * https://binance-docs.github.io/apidocs/spot/en/#public-api-definitions */ declare module...

thanks for your contribution, I tried removing `"type": "module"` in a NextJS app and I get error: ``` ReferenceError: exports is not defined ``` I did also other attempts but...

need to try yet trunx on next.js

Same problem if I try to set a custom location ``` $ PREFIX=/my/custom/path make install ``` Also PREFIX and DESTDIR looks like repeated information, if I try ``` $ DESTDIR=/my/custom/path...

@2460392754 probbly maintainers do not understand that if people contribute to their repo for free (as in beer), they cannot pretend they work for them and complete a regular PR...