Closed santiq closed 6 years ago
Thanks but README.md
is a compiled file so your changes will get overwritten immediately. Part of the reason why we can maintain all these plugins is that our docs are compiled from our tests so we don't have to think about keeping examples up to date. This file gets compiled to produce README.md
. Plugging in typescript support into our docs build pipeline is going to be more trouble than its worth IMO, but you're more than welcome to try if you want :+1:
Hello! I've been using this plugin with in my Typescript project, and I found that there is no documentation on where to include the plugin. So, here is an example
Thanks!