You provide typescript type declaration files(.d.ts) for your modules. They are however very poorly typed - specifying the return type as any generic Object, or the accepted argument as any generic Function. There are also type definitions for your libraries made by the community, and they represent the api more accurately. You can compare these two here:
AlexeyNovikov
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1 year ago
You provide typescript type declaration files(
.d.ts) for your modules. They are however very poorly typed - specifying the return type as any genericObject, or the accepted argument as any genericFunction. There are also type definitions for your libraries made by the community, and they represent the api more accurately. You can compare these two here:https://github.com/HMS-Core/hms-react-native-plugin/blob/master/react-native-hms-push/src/index.d.ts#L34 https://github.com/DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped/blob/master/types/hmscore__react-native-hms-push/index.d.ts#L47
Right now, I will have to configure my tsconfig to ignore your types and use the community typings. I would like this to not be the case however 🥺.