Unit images 🚀

[chelseaSchmidt]

• Added an asset/resource rule to webpack enabling loading images, which makes an import of the image file return the post-bundled image file path

• Added images.d.ts to tell TS that any import from the /images directory should be considered a string, to work with the above change

Do the images show up when you run it? Also does this change look funky to you? I haven't created a .d.ts file before and I don't really understand the significance, just couldn't figure out another way to make Typescript and Webpack play nice 😭

[sirrus233]

Looks fantastic! :tada: :tada: :tada:

And I got to learn about *.d.ts files, so thanks for that :) There's a very similar concept in python. The significance is pretty much exactly what you said - provide types to typescript for an un-typed file. So webpack converts image -> untyped javascript, and the d.ts file explains to typescript what the types exported from those modules are.

[chelseaSchmidt]

And I got to learn about *.d.ts files, so thanks for that :) There's a very similar concept in python. The significance is pretty much exactly what you said - provide types to typescript for an un-typed file. So webpack converts image -> untyped javascript, and the d.ts file explains to typescript what the types exported from those modules are.

Nice! Aaah so that's what webpack is doing, think I get it now!