Vuexfire: Typescript support
See original GitHub issueI can see that typescript support has been added for vuexfire
but there seems to be no typedefinition files included in the node_module
. Am I missing something?
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- Created 5 years ago
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it’s like this:
For some reason typings do not work when using
@Component
but they do for regular components. I will have to ask themBTW, any extra option created by plugins go there (see 5. https://github.com/vuejs/vue-class-component#usage)
I haven’t found any example showing the right implementation for class-style Vue components. How would the following need to look like in a class-style component? Many thanks for your support.