Hey guys, just noticed that all the built in unit tests failed with a 401 error - suspecting that has something to do with your test suite environment variables as I haven't touched anything on that front - however if there's anything you'd like me to look at, please don't hesitate to ask.

Hey guys, any word on whether this'll get included or whether I should instead be investigating other approaches to publishing it? Still having to hack our way around the lack of a usable type definition from any official source.

Hello @spartan563,

It's still on our backlog and we plan to merge it.

The only way this can move up our backlog queue is through +1's or comments on this thread.

Thanks for checkin in!

I see, not a problem at all so long as there's a process in place - let me know if you need anything from me at any point and I'll do my best to help out.

I too am writing an application in TypeScript and also need to use SendGrid. It's not that it's impossible to use without the Definition file, but it does become much harder as one has to constantly check on documentation instead of getting intellisense (in visual studio code) completions.

Thanks for the upvote @CelsoSantos, it helps move this issue up our queue.

Hi @spartan563,

Could you please resolve the conflicts so that I may test and merge? Thanks!

Hi @thinkingserious, should be up to date, rebased on master.

@spartan563 please email us at [email protected] with your T-shirt size and mailing address :)

Hey @spartan563 thanks for adding this to the lib, I LOVE it when modules have type definitions in their core. 🙌

I'm having a problem when trying to use this module in my TypeScript project. I'm receiving this error when exporting a SendGrid instance: Exported variable 'sendGrid' has or is using name 'SendGrid.SendGrid' from external module "[...]/node_modules/sendgrid/index" but cannot be named.

This is a repro:

import { SendGrid } from 'sendgrid';
import * as SG from 'sendgrid'; // This is what we usually do to try squash the error, it doesn't work in this scenario :(

const sendGrid = SendGrid(process.env.SENDGRID_API_KEY);
//    ^^^^^^^^ error here

export default sendGrid;

And since SendGrid is a namespace, I can't access it import it (?!), and thus can't explicitly type sendGrid with something like const sendGrid: SendGrid.SendGrid = ....

🙏 🙌 Any help would be greatly appreciated, don't make us fall back to any! 😱

Hi @frederickfogerty, just spun up an essentially empty project and wasn't able to reproduce the issue you're describing.

I've put down the example code you gave me in a quick repo which demonstrates this, if you could please fork it and make any changes necessary on your side to reproduce the issue then I'd be more than willing to look into it further.

Repo: https://github.com/SPARTAN563/sendgrid-ts-demo

Regards,
Benjamin

Hey @spartan563, thanks for taking a look at my issue, I really appreciate it.

I have submitted a PR to your repo which reproduces the issue: notheotherben/sendgrid-ts-demo#1

Thanks!

@frederickfogerty,

Could the issue be that you are using sendGrid instead of SendGrid?

Hey @thinkingserious, thanks for looking at my issue.

By using SendGrid instead of sendGrid, I'm assuming you mean for the variable name? In that case, there would be duplicate (i.e. conflicting) identifiers and wouldn't compile.

i.e. this wouldn't compile

import { SendGrid } from 'sendgrid';
import * as SG from 'sendgrid'; // This is what we usually do to try squash the error, it doesn't work in this scenario :(

const SendGrid = SendGrid(process.env.SENDGRID_API_KEY);
//    ^^^^^^^^ error here

export default SendGrid;