Fred Eisele

What would be an example of an object that could not be inserted via REST API? These objects could be inserted using a websocket client?

I would rather use a websocket. Can the objects be inserted using a websocket client?

This is related to #897 of the same name. The 'fix' there was to locate an existing connection and GO-TO it. The behavior desired is to _add_ the existing connection...

thanks

I am looking for the same thing. I expected to find something under [Consumption](https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript-Handbook/blob/release-2.0/pages/declaration%20files/Consumption.md) or [Production](https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript-Handbook/blob/release-2.0/pages/declaration%20files/Publishing.md). The node @typings can be installed with: ``` bash npm install @types/node --save ```...

@mhegazy yes, the @types packages are what I am talking about. There is a weakness in the document https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript-Handbook/blob/master/pages/declaration%20files/Consumption.md It does not describe how to consume multi-module packages (like @types/node)....

@mhegazy Right _typeRoots_ is not necessary so I removed it from the comment. But, I think the _types_ is necessary and is not present in the documentation.

@mhegazy It seems like this 'magic' behavior should be explained somewhere other than this issue. In any case, it is now documented here. I am also developing **.d.ts** files for...

> ... > > I am also developing .d.ts files for npm packages that I am using for > which there is no .d.ts > > You should not bundle...

| The compiler does "automatic" inclusion to @types https://github.com/types packages; it looks under \node_modules\@types and includes all files. Does the "automatic" inclusion of @types https://github.com/types work by looking in all...