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@znotfireman/fusion

v0.3.0

Published

This fork adds full TypeScript declarations for Fusion 0.3.

Downloads

20

Readme

This fork adds full TypeScript declarations for Fusion 0.3.

Because this conflicts with @rbxts/fusion, install via @znotfireman/fusion, add @znotfireman to node_modules inside your project, then add @znotfireman to tsconfig.json's type roots.

This fork will be made obsolete whenever the @rbxts/fusion fork gets updated.


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