* add weixin-app
* add wx
* add new line at end of file
* tslint wx and wx-app
* fixed test error
* change project name weixin
* rename
* weixin-app Add param this
* change discription of jweixin
* add some Event declaration
* change tslint config
extends dtslint/dt.json
* add defination of ccap, qr-image
* remove redundant jsdoc
* remove doc
* allow overloads
* inline some types
* fix tslint error
* ndarray
add tslint
export like a module style
* ndarray make ndarray as a interface
* ndarray: export type Data
* add defination of cwise-parser
* add type definition for cwise-copiler
* fix tslint error
* add type definition for cwise
* Bookshelf Model#orderBy and Collection#orderBy
orderBt introduced in Bookshelf 0.9.3
* [bookshelf] orderBy explicit parameters instead of ...args
* [bookshelf] Use a type for sort order
TypeScript already includes `ref` properties when necessary through the use of
`JSX.IntrinsicClassAttributes` (which is more or less just an alias of `React.ClassAttributes<T>`
inside of React's declaration files).
Our understanding is that having these declarations caused problems in assignability in
scenarios where the 'ref' key in props were not assignable in odd ways.
* add weixin-app
* add wx
* add new line at end of file
* tslint wx and wx-app
* fixed test error
* change project name weixin
* rename
* weixin-app Add param this
* change discription of jweixin
* add some Event declaration
* change tslint config
extends dtslint/dt.json
* add defination of ccap, qr-image
* remove redundant jsdoc
* remove doc
* allow overloads
* inline some types
* fix tslint error
* ndarray
add tslint
export like a module style
* ndarray make ndarray as a interface
* ndarray: export type Data
* Update `ReCaptchaV2.Parameters` to include new optional parameter `badge`
* Add `ReCaptchaV2.Badge` type to hold allowed values for `ReCaptchaV2.Parameters.badge`
* Update `ReCaptchaV2.Size` type to include `"invisible"` value as valid
* Add `tslint.json` file to grecaptcha
fixes#16245
* archiver clean up and updated version
* added tslint.json
* added back in create because it still works. Updated examples
* fixed listing issues
* fixed more linting issues
* added glob options and EntryData
* added more to tests
* fixed tests by returning this, instead of void
* removed whitespace
* Add node types import
* Keep original author
* d3-sankey:
* Initial incomplete draft of definitions (see TODOs) In particular issue with circular definitions given the source code approach to mutating nodes and links.
* Added tsconfig and tslint.
* Added initial draft of shape tests
* Subject to addressing SankeyNodes/SankeyLinks circularity in definitions
* Fixed return types of nodes() and links() to reflect source code rather than API Doc.
* Use intersection types to avoid circularity
* Using intersection types avoids running into the circularity issue with the generics driving SankeyNode an SankeyLink
* Refine SankeyLinkPathGenerator tests.
* Add interface tests for SankeyNode and SankeyLink
* Complete comments. Add one pathGen test.
* Fix lint errors.
* semicolon.
* Updated some comments.
* Some comments were updated to reflect the comments used in PR 23 to the d3-sankey repo
* Fix typo. Thx @gustavderdrache .
* Add Co-Maintainer
* fix(leavlet.awesome-markers): typo in color name
* fix(leaflet.awesome-markers): change github project link
- it seems that this one is actively developed
* Updating template function defintion
As mentioned [here](https://github.com/seveves/ng2-vis/issues/32) there is a problem with the definition of the template functions. We really should allow any as a return value because you can return a string, Handlebars, mustache or even react templates. As you can see [here](http://visjs.org/docs/timeline/#Templates) the template function always has three parameters. I made them optional because you don't have to use them at all.
* Using fat arrow syntax
I think this is the right way to do it.
* Fix lint error
* Add Recase typings
* Add relaxed-json type definitions
* Update Recase and Relaxed-JSON types as per PR review
* Update Recase and Relaxed-JSON types
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