Typescript support
See original GitHub issueI’m not sure how I would import the Moment
type through this package. Would I need to also include the momentjs dependency for types in my project?
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This is kind of old but it’s still open. I’m actually here for something else but I worked around lack of @types package by creating vue-moment.d.ts in a /types directory. It contains the following:
And then in main.ts
Vue.use(moment as any)
I think this works too given that the
moment
dependent package already contains extensive typings.Type declarations: