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TypeScript imports with Penpal 5.2.0
See original GitHub issueIssue Description
Using Penpal 5.1.1, I was importing types and defining variables in a TypeScript project as follows:
import {AsyncMethodReturns, Connection, TCallSender, connectToParent} from 'penpal';
protected parentConnection: Connection<TCallSender>;
protected parent: AsyncMethodReturns<TCallSender>;
this.parentConnection = connectToParent({...});
this.parent = await this.parentConnection.promise;
Unfortunately, using Penpal 5.2.0, I cannot find the equivalent.
It seems TCallSender was replaced by CallSender and most types need to be imported from the lib folder:
import {AsyncMethodReturns, CallSender} from 'penpal/lib/types';
My main issue is about Connection which seems not exported. How to import it?
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- Created 3 years ago
- Comments:6 (6 by maintainers)
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That has been something I’ve been meaning to submit a PR for actually.
Both the return types for
connectToParentandconnectToChildare not exported, which meant we couldn’t store the result as a strongly typed class member (we needed to keep track of it so we could dispose it properly in the future).I hacked around that by defining a interface with a
destroyfunction.I just noticed you also seem to be importing
TCallSender? That’s a generic type argument for theconnectToParentfunction, so that should have never been importable.But to answer your question we don’t import
Connectioncurrently, but we would if we could.@marlon-tucker, a PR for
Connectionwould be great! I’m going to close out this issue and create a new one forConnection.