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add some typescript type and re-export some build-in typescript type
see index.d.ts
npm install ts-type
export interface A1
{
s: string
}
export type A2 = ITSOverwrite<A1, {
s: number,
}>
export declare let a2: A2;
// a2.s is number
import { ITSOverwriteReturnType } from '..';
declare function f(a: number): number
declare let c: ITSOverwriteReturnType<typeof f, string>;
// c is (a: number) => string
// c(1).toUpperCase()
npm install @types/bluebird ts-type
export declare function p1(a: number): Promise<number>
export declare let p1_v: ITSUnpackedReturnType<typeof p1>;
p1_v.toFixed()
export declare let p2: ITSWrapFunctionPromise<typeof p1>;
export declare let p3: ITSWrapFunctionBluebird<typeof p2>;
export declare let p4: ITSWrapFunctionBluebird<typeof p1>;
p2(1).then(v => v.toFixed())
p3(1).then(v => v.toFixed())
p4(1).then(v => v.toFixed())
export declare function t1(this: string, a: number): Promise<number>
export declare let t1_this: ITSUnpackedThisFunction<typeof t1>;
// => t1_this is string
export declare function t2(this: string, a: number): number
export declare let t3: ITSOverwriteThisFunction<number, typeof t2>;
t3 = function ()
{
this.toFixed() // => this is number
return 1
}
interface Function2 extends Function
{
bind<T extends any, F extends (...args: any[]) => any>(this: F, thisArg: T, ...argArray: any[]): ITSOverwriteThisFunction<T, F>;
}
export interface t4 extends Function2
{
(): string
}
export declare let t5: t4
export let t6 = t5.bind([] as string[])
t6 = function ()
{
this.includes('') // => this is string[]
return ''
}
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add some typescript type and re-export some build-in typescript type
We found that ts-type 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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