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grab-typings

v1.1.10

Published

grab definitelyTyped typings

Downloads

30

Readme

grab-typings

Build Status

grab definitelyTyped typings

Getting Started

just npm install -g grab-typings and then grab-typings or gt (for short) from a project directory (anywhere with a package.json).

Options

You can view this yourself with gt --help.

Passing no options will attempt to parse packages from package.json#dependencies and package.json#devDependencies and if entries are found, we'll try to get typings for those.

$ gt --help
Usage: grab-typings||gt -s [source] -i [glob] -d [dir] [package(s)]

Options:
  -s, --source  Specify a source  [string] [default: "https://github.com/borisyankov/DefinitelyTyped/raw/master"]

  -d, --dir     Specify typings directory to save to                                [string] [default: "typings"]

  -i, --inject  Inject references into files that match [glob]                           [string] [default: null]

  -h, --help    Show help                                                                               [boolean]

  --version     Show version number                                                                     [boolean]


Made with <3 by @bengreenier

Output

Here's some sample output (generated by running from this project directory):

$ gt
11/11
✓ node
✓ es6-promise
✓ mkdirp
✓ yargs
✓ request
✓ del
✓ optimist
✓ gulp
✓ gulp-mocha
✓ gulp-typescript
✓ mocha

API

Are you a developer?! Oh boy! You can use the grab-typings API.

Three easy steps!

  • npm install grab-typings
  • var GrabTypings = require('grab-typings')
  • new GrabTypings().run(['array','of','args']) which will return a promise

That's it.

Typescript

Oh you use typescript too? Cool. You'll want to follow these steps:

  • get the typings file from dist/def/grab-typings
    • oh hey, there's a tool for that npm install -g grab-typings
    • gt -s https://github.com/bengreenier/grab-typings/raw/master/dist/def grab-typings
  • npm install grab-typings
  • import {GrabTypings} from 'grab-typings'
  • new GrabTypings().run(['array','of','args']) which will return a promise

That's it. see lib/grab-typings.ts for an example.

License

MIT