* Update typings. Ensure the createSource typings are better, using the types from the main stripe package. Also update the injectStripe type to be more flexible in how it can be used, ensuring it allows components with state to be used
* Tabs not spaces
* Add definitions for transports
* Fix transport option. Add tests.
* Bump version
* Fix linting error
* Add definitions for default transport instances
* Default properties; fix jsdoc for default parameters; remove Enumerator
* Fix extra line
* Move test code into blocks
* Recordset default property
* Use default properties
* Add getSnapshotBeforeUpdate test for React.createElement
* Add test for using component with new lifecycles
* Add test for pure component with new lifecycle methods
* Chage react snapshot SS to default to any
* Updating types for v2.5.0 of react-native-drawer
* Adding credit for updates
* Increment version number
* Adding test contents for proposed changes
* Adding missing comment markers
* Removing bad asterisk
* Added the statement of ActiveSelection
A declaration about ActiveSelection has been added after Group.
* Update types
Line number 1723: changed any[] to Object[]
Line number 1751: changed any to Group
Line number 1751: changed "(activeSelection: ActiveSelection) => any" to "(activeSelection: ActiveSelection) => void"
* Removal of any
* Reduce any; fix default values in JsDoc
* Note about Execute and RecordsAffected; Default property on Recordset
* Expanded tests
* Fixed linting errors
* Fix long lines
* Define return value of Execute methods
* Add Bookmark
* Initial commit for ADOX
* Clean up `any` in ADOX
* Removed duplicate types from ADOX; add jsDoc to Attribute properties
* ADOX tests
* Lint fixes
* State flag comment
* Reduce any
* Add multicolumn index finder in tests file
* Update activex-access version
* Updated activex-infopath version
* Make when.js promises compatible with native promises
* Stricter compiler options and fix revealed issues
- Remove optional parameters from callbacks
- Replace `Number` type with `number`
- Improve type checking of when.settle and promise.inspect
* Add stricter types and backwards compatibility
* Minor renaming
* the constructor accepts as first parameter or the SchemaRules or the
Options
* the validate callback can be either a string, RegExp or Validate type
* Rule only accepts a string or a FullRule, where when a string is set,
it applies the same rules as the given schema name
* add more tests to showcase and type test the implementation
* iScroll: zoom takes scale as first parameter
iScroll's zoom() method takes scale as the first parameter. The rest parameters are optional according to the documentation:
https://github.com/cubiq/iscroll#zoomscale-x-y-time
* iScroll: Update tests
Update tests for iScroll to reflect the changes
* iScroll: iScroll instance has 'scale' public numeric property
* [got] Update to 8.3.0
Fixes#23454
* Return support for legacy url object
* Simplify agent option type
Because https.Agent is compatible with http.Agent
* Rename RequestOptions interface to InternalRequestOptions and move outside got namespace
* Add myself to "Definitions by" section
* Fix `find` override for components with strict null checks.
With strict null checks enabled, code like:
shallow(...).find(SomeComponent)
Would return ShallowWrapper<any, any>.
This is because the `find` override:
find<P2>(component: ComponentClass<P2>): ShallowWrapper<P2, any>;
Would not match, and instead fallback on find(EnzymePropSelector).
The ComponentClass<P2> did not match because the `new(props?, context?)`
does not actually match to `new(props)`, as polymorphically `props` is
a restriction on `props?`.
Instead, we explicitly model each potential constructor pattern,
no-arg, 1-arg, 2-arg, and union them together.
This also allows enabling strict null checks for the entire enzyme
typings.
This required a few tangential changes, e.g. changing the test's
numberProp?/stringProp? to non-optional, as with null checking
enabled several of the existing tests were making non-null safe
accesses (e.g. the reduce/map/etc. checks).
* Change let to const to fix tslint error.
* Simplify prefix fix, just need to change props? to props.
Also, I changed the new return type from Component<Props, any> to
Component<Props, {}>.
This more exactly matches the ComponentClass declaration and fixes
what I was seeing with React Native where:
find(View) --> returns ReactWrapper<ViewProperties, any>
find(Button) -- returns ReactWrapper<any, any>
After changing the new return type to Component<Props, {}> then
find(Button) successfully returns ReactWrapper<ButtonProperties, any>.
* Fix lint error, as {} is already the default type.
Richard Hulm