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Typescript version / definition files
See original GitHub issueHi, I was wondering if there are any plans to eventually release a typescript version of OpenSeadragon, or at least release a .d.ts definition file. I’ve found a few mentions to this topic in #456 but it appears no one is working on it.
In case anyone is interested, I started my own definition file, which you can find in this repo: https://github.com/alvaromartmart/types-openseadragon Bear in mind it is not complete and is based on the official documentation of v. 2.4.0 of OpenseaDragon. If anyone is interested in collaborating, please let me know!
Whenever it is stable I would like to publish it to the DefinitelyTyped repo or as an npm package so anyone can install it as @types/openseadragon
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@kristinruben I’ve created an
openseadragonbranch in my DefinitelyTyped fork with the intention of preparing the PR from there.It’s already passing the linting enforced by
DefinitelyTypedand can be compiled
So it’s almost ready to go, the only thing is, the test file is almost empty. If you can come up with a couple of tests -keep in mind that they’re not ran, only type-checked- feel free to add them to
openseadragon-tests.ts.Ok, i’ts already been published: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@types/openseadragon
It still doesn’t appear on search results, though. I guess they have some sort of cache.