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migrate to Typescript
is there any interest in migrating this package to Typescript?
I can help with the migration, I'm using it for a client in a Typescript codebase and I think it would be useful since the package is not that big.
let me know!
Possibly!
It would be pretty quick as the 3.0.1 codebase is very small.
What would be involved besides changes to code? How would it affect existing non-ts projects?
Max
On Wed, Jun 5, 2019 at 6:09 AM Horacio Herrera [email protected] wrote:
is there any interest in migrating this package to Typescript?
I can help with the migration, I'm using it for a client in a Typescript codebase and I think it would be useful since the package is not that big.
let me know!
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non-ts codebases will not be affected. maybe they will still benefit from it if you are using an IDE like VSCode that will still read the types for the components you use to give you some instrospection and help. :)
I can start doing the migration if you want
What work would be involved besides changes to code? Would the package need to change its structure? Would we need to publish an additional file?
we need to setup the project to work with typescript + publish the type definitions.. I can do all the setup in my fork and create a PR if you want!
Yeah sounds good! Will be happy to accept if it doesn't create any issues for existing users. Thanks.
