Error on last release
See original GitHub issueHey there!
Awesome work with this troch, just wanted to let you know that on the last release you’ve published, it breaks saying that Path is not a constructor.
Just by using const p = new Path('/api/names/:name/:number');
But somehow it says that is not a constructor. As soon as I downgrade to another version of the package, the same code works just fine!
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Great! Thanks for clarifying and updating the README 😉 Again, amazing work!
So the issue was with previous versions and a configuration option missed in
tsConfig.json.Correct way to import with
requireis: