Support TypeScript?
See original GitHub issueHello.
What about supporting TypeScript? When I try to use, I see this:
Try `npm install @types/reactbulma` if it exists or add a new declaration (.d.ts) file containing `declare module 'reactbulma';`
And, of cause, npm install @types/reactbulma
do nothing.
Would be great to start supporting TS at middle of 2018 for your awesome package…
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- Created 5 years ago
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Hi ! I’m currently working on implementing typings for this project. I will submit a PR when it is ready 😄 Since the repo isn’t created in TS, the whole props typings must be done by hand.
@thib92 what updates? Just kidding 😄 of course you’re right, @types/reactbulma would be much preferable. I just have to get familiar with the DefinitelyTyped repo and workflow. They do have good documentation and recommendations, already looked into. I just know from GitHub what a massive repo it is and have some respect, but it shouldn’t be a problem.