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🐣 Incubate your TypeScript declarations

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This package does not declare an exports field, so the exports above have been automatically detected and optimized by JSPM instead. If any package subpath is missing, it is recommended to post an issue to the original package (indefinitely-typed) to support the "exports" field. If that is not possible, create a JSPM override to customize the exports field for this package.

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🐣 indefinitely-typed

For TypeScript declarations that are still ...hatching.

What this does

Copies your folders into the dependee's node_modules/@types/ folder. Because that's where the TypeScript compiler might look for it - see TypeScript Module Resolution.

Why you may need it

DefinitelyTyped is the repository for high quality TypeScript type definitions. Use this tool if:

  • your definitions are "pre-release", lacking tests or incomplete, but you still need to use them in a project.
  • you need to maintain versioning not possible with the @types publisher.
  • you need to publish on demand, and not wait for the @types publisher.

Usage

Let's say that you want to create TypeScript declarations for cool-package.

  1. Create an NPM package for your typings, perhaps name it cool-package-typings.
  2. npm install indefinitely-typed.
  3. Create a folder named cool-package.
  4. Add declaration files in this folder, like index.d.ts.
  5. In the package.json's scripts, add a postinstall script like this:
"postinstall": "indefinitely-typed --folder cool-package"

Now, when somebody installs cool-package-typings, they will have a node_modules/@types/cool-package folder, readily usable by their TypeScript project.

Multiple packages

If you have multiple packages, add more folder parameters like this:

indefinitely-typed --folder folder1 --folder folder2 --folder folder3