@types/node-schedule not update for tz
See original GitHub issueI use typescript
to write code and found that tz
is not found in RecurrenceRule
in @types/node-schedule
.
please update it.
Thanks.
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- Created 4 years ago
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- Comments:6 (3 by maintainers)
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@BehindTheMath I’m open to both, actually. If you would volunteer to convert the project to TS, I would gladly accept such a PR. But having the type definitions I would consider a bare minimum for any JS project in 2021.
Hi! I see converting to typescript is still in progress. But, in the meantime, can’t we just grab the definitions already made by DefinitelyTyped and embed them in this repo? I think it’s more convenient to have types embedded here rather than having to install a
--save-dev
package just for types. Is there any license issues I’m not aware of, or would this be possible to do?