I open a root db with let db = open<ValueType, KeyType>({...}); and then I create some more databases with db.openDB({...}). The problem is that those databases have their own types (that's why I'm creating them), but is impossible to set a type using generics as openDB() has no generics, hence inheriting the types from the root db.
I can force the typings by casting to unknown and then to the database type, but is more clean if the typings are set using generics instead.
I open a root db with
let db = open<ValueType, KeyType>({...});and then I create some more databases withdb.openDB({...}). The problem is that those databases have their own types (that's why I'm creating them), but is impossible to set a type using generics asopenDB()has no generics, hence inheriting the types from the root db.I can force the typings by casting to unknown and then to the database type, but is more clean if the typings are set using generics instead.
EDIT: Just created a PR for you to review: https://github.com/DoctorEvidence/lmdb-js/pull/112