types-ramda
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types-ramdaThis Repo is very very much a Work in Progress
@types/ramda has been community driven for a long time. It is however very incomplete. The goal is this library is to improve the overall types for ramda by moving ownership in-house
The end-goal is to eventually migration this repo into the core ramda repo, but for now, so we can independently update and release new typings,
this repo will house the types, be publish to npm where @types/ramda will re-export what is here
To get a sense of what migration back into the core repo will look like, check out ts branch that is there now.
Please see the Github Issues page which is being used to define work left to do
We cannot lock the semver to be the same as ramda's since we plan on doing multiple releases to this library to progressively update the types
until they are all correct. So for that reason, we are starting at 0.1.0 and will simply do Minor releases for new changes and Patch release for regression fixes.
@types/ramda will be updated to latest of this package after every release
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