Just a reminder before using - do not expect 100% typings which are in my opinion impossible, because TypeScript's type (and module) system isn't just strong enough for all magic used in Sanctuary.
There are some nasty anys (sometimes masked behind empty interface or non-parameter generic) and on some places you have to help TS with types inferring (e.g. S.Nothing<number>()). If you can think of better solution than is in this typings, please consider making a PR.
Almost everything is typed. Consider this project to be a beta version, there may be breaking changes (I will try to not break anything).
For now just a hacky solution. (Typings tool with GitHub address can't be used, because it doesn't support multiple files - it breaks typings for Maybe and other types.)
Run this in your project directory (it creates typings module directory in node_modules and downloads typings):
wget -qO- https://github.com/mnn/typings-sanctuary/raw/master/install.sh | bash -sIf you want a bit better solution you can try local package approach.
Create directory local_packages/typings-sanctuary in your project and download typings into that directory (typings are files in the directory sanctuary at this repo).
Create there package.json:
{
"name": "@types/sanctuary",
"version": "0.0.1",
"author": "monnef"
}Add it to your project's dependencies:
"dependencies": {
"@types/sanctuary": "./local_packages/typings-sanctuary"
}Run npm install and you should be all set.
After installation you should be able to compile and run following code (IntelliJ IDEA friendly version):
import SanctuaryMod = require('sanctuary/index');
const S = SanctuaryMod.create({checkTypes: false, env: SanctuaryMod.env});
console.log(S.add(1, 2));To compile and execute sanctuary-tests.ts run (assuming npm install has been done):
npm test