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chore(): add typings files to assist devs #154
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What do you think of using tsd to install and manage these? A Edit: I say this in part because I think TSD will have to be used on the generated project to manage typings for the protractor/jasmine e2e tests, since those don't use typings from A2. |
+1 for using tsd On Wed, Jan 27, 2016, 5:29 AM Filipe Silva [email protected] wrote:
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I have no problem switching to using a tool. But I just heard of a new typings manager yesterday, take a look at https://github.com/typings/typings and I can switch to either this or tsd with a post install script |
I checked that repo and It's own registry is kinda empty but I guess it doesn't make much of a difference since it can install stuff from a lot of places. I can't find much information about it on the Internet though. I'm OK either way really, what do you prefer @Brocco? |
I think Are there any other libs I should try to pull in that I may have missed? |
Can't think of any others right now, no. |
Some editors/IDEs will utilized TypeScript definition files Adding some useful definitions to assist developers
I ended up going with typings over tsd as tsd has been deprecated in favor of typings (npm install message when upgrading tsd). type info is now kept in |
It's in! Also, for the record, some info on the deprecation can be found in this issue DefinitelyTyped/tsd#269 |
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Some editors/IDEs will utilized TypeScript definition files
Adding some useful definitions to assist developers