Provide .d.ts from `puppeteer` NPM package
See original GitHub issueIt seems that you’re migrating to TypeScript and almost all sources have been migrated. Do you have any plan to provide .d.ts files from Puppeteer NPM package (not @types/puppeteer )?
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Yup, we will eventually. Right now
@types/puppeteerhas a more comprehensive set of types for things like$evalandevaluateHandlethat we’ll like to pull into Puppeteer. I’ve chatted with @marvinhagemeister (who helped write the DefinitelyTyped definitions) about this and it’s on my list.This was indeed one of the goals of the TypeScript migration. We’re not quite there yet though.