* Update index.d.ts
implemented chrome.serial ( https://developer.chrome.com/apps/serial ), Use the chrome.serial API to read from and write to a device connected to a serial port.
* Update index.d.ts
added ekinsol to the definitions by list
* Update index.d.ts
Added missing some enum values to predefined types (according to tabulator documentation/examples)
* Update index.d.ts
Replaced Function with specific function type
* Update index.d.ts
Updated onRendered type for Formatter type definition
* Updated Formatter definition. Updated tabulator-tables-tests according Formatter definition
* Update tabulator-tables-tests.ts
Fixed Tabulator.EmptyCallback reference in tabulator-tables-tests
* Updated ColumnDefinition.align and Tabulator.element
ColumnDefinition.align: cannot by "left" | "center" | "right" (not types). Use intead a type as
type ColumnDefinitionAlign = "left" | "center" | "right";
Tabulator class implicity has element property. In tabulator source code there are some this.element references
* Add ts3-nodejs-library typings
* Use files instead of include
* Fix json error in tsconfig
* Require at least TypeScript Version 3.0
* Fix typescript version header
* Remove duplicate typings in subclasses of the abstract class
* Add constructor list typings
* Re-export classes directly, don't re-subclass
This cuts about 30% of the types the Typescript compiler was creating in
TS 3.3 to compile reactstrap. I don't know how many types it was creating in
3.4 because it would run out of memory.
Note that lint still crashes because it runs out of memory. I'll
continue improving performance.
* Remove strict generic checking
This reverts the strictness part of #26094 without changing its
interface. It retains
1. string index signatures, so that arbitrary props can be passed in.
2. extending from React.Componenent, so that individual types can be
subclassed.
3. Type parameters on the individual types.
However, string index signatures can no longer be avoided, and type
parameters are ignored. This preserves interface compatibility --
existing code will not break from this change -- but disables excess
prop checking. It's possible that a breaking change that returns the
type package to its old strict behaviour can be made at the same time as
a breaking change of reactstrap itself.
This change improves performance dramatically, and allows linting to
succeed without running out of memory.
* Add missing semicolon
* Lazy.js missing parameter on .uniq method
As per the official docs unit should be able to accept the key of the unit that will be used to determine unicity
* Updated file header
* Added typescript version header
* Typescript goes under the header
* missing the optional param
* Adds Keygrip type to keys in type.
* Adds test for keygrip type in cookie-session
* Adds small changes to cookie-sessions types.
* Reverts formatting because it was bloating the diff.
* Adds name to definitions-by section.
* Updates TypeScript version in header to allow imports of external types.
* Add typing definitions for bootstrap-menu
* Fix TypeScript version depending on JQuery
* Fix tests
* Fix more errors
* Fix white space
* Fix default export function
* Fix types as mentionned in Pull Request
* Fix export errors
* Add destroy and close functions to make the build pass
Vincent Langlet