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polymer-elements-typings

v1.0.1

Published

.d.ts definitions for [PolymerElements](https://github.com/PolymerElements)

Downloads

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Readme

polymer-elements-typings

Type definitions for PolymerElements. For use with TypeScript. Should also be compatible with Flow.

Usage

In Your Web App

To learn more about how to develop Polymer elements in TypeScript refer to PolymerTS or Eric Bidelman's article on Building web components using ES6 classes.

npm install --save-dev polymer-elements-typings
ln -s node_modules/polymer-elements-typings/typings typings/polymer-elements 

Then, at the top of each .ts file, add a reference to each definition file you require:

/// <reference path="typings/polymer-elements/paper-behaviors/paper-ripple-behavior.d.ts"/>

@component('ts-element')
@behavior(Polymer['PaperRippleBehavior'])
class TsElement extends polymer.Base implements Polymer.PaperRippleBehavior
{   
   // stand-in properties for behavior mixins 
   noink: boolean = false;
   ensureRipple: (optTriggeringEvent?: Event) => void;
   getRipple: () => paper.PaperRipple;
   hasRipple: () => boolean;

   handleClick(e:Event)
   {
      this.greet = "Holà";      
      this.fire("greet-event");
      this.ensureRipple(e);
   }
}

Generation of .d.ts files

This should only be necessary when the Polymer team release a new update to any of the elements.

Installation

npm install       # (only required for `gulp polymer-to-typescript`)
bower install

polymer-to-typescript

Simply run gulp and the PolymerElements under bower_components will be converted for polymer-ts and then .d.ts files will be generated into typings.

generator-polymerts

Another approach is to use generator-polymerts to create .d.ts files from the PolymerElements source directly:

./generate-tsd.sh