This adds the TypeScript definition file. Since users can't use @types/verror for this package and if the API diverges at all, figured it would be good to have a TypeScript definition file. The definition file is largely copied from @types/verror with the addition of the PError.
This PR also adds tests to ensure those assertions are correct. I followed a similar pattern that is used in other open source JS libraries.
hekike
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5 years ago
This adds the TypeScript definition file. Since users can't use
@types/verrorfor this package and if the API diverges at all, figured it would be good to have a TypeScript definition file. The definition file is largely copied from@types/verrorwith the addition of the PError.This PR also adds tests to ensure those assertions are correct. I followed a similar pattern that is used in other open source JS libraries.