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This npm package contains the TypeScript type definitions (based on deprecated globals) for all the SAPUI5 libraries.
NOTE: "based on globals" means that it supports the usage of the global "sap" object and the huge tree below this global object containing all modules and controls. But this usage is no longer recommended. In traditional JavaScript, UI5 application code should use the asynchronous sap.ui.define()/sap.ui.require() calls instead and for TypeScript code we recommend using ES6 module syntax provided by the @sapui5/types package. Better use that one instead of this package.
The central entry point for all information about using UI5 with TypeScript (incl. sample apps and templates) is at https://ui5.github.io/typescript.
This project deprecated. Please use @sapui5/types instead.
This package is provided under the terms of the SAP Developer License Agreement.
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The npm package @sapui5/ts-types receives a total of 7,843 weekly downloads. As such, @sapui5/ts-types popularity was classified as popular.
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