import ProxyList from 'free-proxy';
const proxyList = new ProxyList();
which results in this
works fine with a @ts-ignore but that's not really a good thing to be doing.
also, it's not clear why it's intended to be used in this fashion, as it performs a get() before doing any operations, so it's not like it needs to be constructed to maintain it's own internal cache or something (although i do see that there is a cache, it looks like it's not really implemented), and it could just be a module. of course, modules can implement their own internal things.
Documentation says to do this:
which results in this
works fine with a @ts-ignore but that's not really a good thing to be doing.
also, it's not clear why it's intended to be used in this fashion, as it performs a get() before doing any operations, so it's not like it needs to be constructed to maintain it's own internal cache or something (although i do see that there is a cache, it looks like it's not really implemented), and it could just be a module. of course, modules can implement their own internal things.