Closed laurence-myers closed 7 years ago
Thanks @laurence-myers!
I haven't really worked with TS yet, but this is a good moment to check it out.
@laurence-myers
Question: I got it working with TS after installing @types/node
. Is that something that's generally done in the project that will use metrohash
as a requirement, or is more like dependencies
, but only for TS-projects?
If the latter, is there a possibility to declare it a TS-specific dependency (in package.json
, I assume)?
Great question! My understanding is that consuming applications should install the node types as a dependency, otherwise there's a chance for a conflict between the version of node expected by this module, and the version installed in the consuming application.
If you were to use TypeScript elsewhere in this module, you could install @types/node
as a dev dependency. That would fix compilation within the module (e.g. for unit tests), while still allowing consuming apps to use their own version of @types/node
.
(There's a comment at the top of the typing declaration, that I believe indicates that it requires the "node" types to be present. Not sure how the compiler uses this.)
Hope that makes sense!
@laurence-myers yes, makes perfect sense!
I just published metrohash@2.3.0
with your PR, thanks again 😃
Excellent, thanks for accepting it, and thanks for the library! It's sped up my hashing by over 10x.
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@laurence-myers https://github.com/laurence-myers yes, makes perfect sense!
I just published metrohash@2.3.0 with your PR, thanks again 😃
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Adds some basic TypeScript typings. Makes it easier to user the module in TypeScript projects.
These typings would need to be kept up to date if the module's public API changes in the future.