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@BramKaashoek [this](https://www.npmjs.com/package/typescript-typedefs) seems nice, but it'd be great to handle `@InterfaceType()` to allow usage of typescript inheritence. What do you think ? @19majkel94 this feature seems vital, there are plenty...

@BramKaashoek all things considered, this'd be perfect with circular references out of the box ! The [workaround](https://github.com/BramKaashoek/typescript-typedefs#why-wont-circular-references-work) is really not convenient... Any idea on how to work around this ?...

@BramKaashoek this might help, there's a suggestion on the [related issue on typescript repo](https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/issues/4521#issuecomment-384972777)

@BramKaashoek good job, it's much more convenient with forwrad-ref ! > Edit: Added in version 0.1.9 https://www.npmjs.com/package/typescript-typedefs A suggestion about Interface and inheritence, this might make sense to automatically cascade...

@koeninger I feel like there's no good reason for a storage solution offered by a company like Cloudflare, not to provide any straightforward way to export/backup data. There are [threads](https://community.cloudflare.com/t/kv-external-backups/114361)...

@ctrlcctrlv not sure how to that ? like subsetting to a more restricted charset than UTF-8 ? Now, looking at glyphs, it does look like vector paths are quite unoptimized.

> I still have great difficulty getting it to work in NUXT / SSR env I have tried most options suggested in the comments. But I did not succeed in...

@Adamj1232 thanks for the quick response! I did try something similar following [this](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/71067299/walletconnect-fails-to-get-bundled-with-vite). It's giving me the same error, I also tried including walletconnect manually to optimizeDeps (without success): ```ts...

This is a non-sense: but here is a workaround (client-side only): ```ts (window as any).global = globalThis; global.Buffer = global.Buffer || (await import('buffer')).Buffer; // global.process = global.process || (await import('process')).default;...

> > This is a non-sense: but here is a workaround (client-side only): > > ```ts > > (window as any).global = globalThis; > > > > global.Buffer = global.Buffer...