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indefinitely-typed

v1.1.0

Published

🐣 Incubate your TypeScript declarations

Downloads

175,125

Readme

🐣 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