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Add TypeScript usage to docs
See original GitHub issueHi. Amazing project. I want to try it for my open source, but do not know how to use it with tests on TypeScript (to test .d.ts files of my projects).
Maybe I am not the only user with this question. Adding TypeScript to docs could be useful.
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- Created 2 years ago
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My user scenario was (and I assume that it is popular scenario):
typescriptin README.md0 resultsand decide that there is no supportGotcha, fair enough 😃
I’ll put together a docs page and link to it somewhere from the readme