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@susp3nse/awful-wow-declarations
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Typescript declarations for the Retail World of Warcraft LUA API For Awful Framework
WoW Classic developers should use the wow-classic-declarations repository.
Updates for the DragonFlight expansion are currently in development.
Supported transpilers for LUA targets:
Please add the awful-wow-declarations path to your tsconfig.json
compiler options like below:
{
"compilerOptions": {
// ...
"typeRoots": ["@types", "@susp3nse/awful-wow-declarations"]
}
}
This was forked from wow-declarations.
I'm retro fitting this to work better with the awful framework and awful-types.
Majority of the code was written by wartoshika. If needed I'll make required changes if the author finds that I have wrongly used the code above.
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Typescript declarations for the Retail World of Warcraft LUA API For Awful Framework
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