[ts] conflicting font types
See original GitHub issueuPlot.Axis
currently defines:
font?: CanvasRenderingContext2D['font'];
labelFont?: CanvasRenderingContext2D['font'];
While true for values passed into constructor, various callbacks actually need to deal with values processed by pxRatioFont()
, which, it seems, actually has (non-null? not sure about that) return type [string, number, number]
.
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I unfortunately do not have the time/motivation for this right now. I can provide technical support (ie. answers to “how do I make the type system do this?” questions) if anyone else wants to take on the job, though. (the type-transformers above should be enough to get started)
before committing to this route, i’d like to see an initial scaffold PR for what this might look like; don’t bother doing the entire typings file, but a decent amount of it that covers different cases, including multi-level nested computed types. if it looks reasonable enough to maintain, then we can go ahead.