dts-downlevel
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Remove TS 2.1 syntax from .d.ts files for backwards compatibility with TS 1.8
This utility modifies .d.ts files generated using TS 2.1. It removes any new syntax that is incompatible with TS 1.8.
This allows a library to be develped using TS 2.1, but consumed by an app that uses TS 1.8.
npm i --save-dev dts-downlevel
Command line use:
dts-downlevel [paths]
If [paths] is omitted, all .d.ts files in the current directory and below are modified.
dts-downlevel 'dist/**/*.d.ts' 'build/**/*.d.ts'
To see the rules that this utility currently supports, view the source code: https://github.com/christopherthielen/dts-downlevel/blob/master/rules.js
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Remove TS 2.1 syntax from .d.ts files for backwards compatibility with TS 1.8
We found that dts-downlevel demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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