Willing to take a PR to add TypeScript types?
See original GitHub issueThis project looks very interesting, and I’d like to try it out with TypeScript. However, there are currently no official types available.
There are two ways to do this.
- Publish types to DefinitelyTyped.
- Include types with this package.
Including types with this package would involve adding a types
directory and modifying the package.json
.
Would you take a PR adding types to this package?
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Will do!
DT is the proper place for types for packages not natively authored in TS.