typescript foundation

[osdevisnot]

Tasks Completed:

• Create type definitions for custom matcher used in tests
• Configure tests to use ts-jest over jest and babel
• Remove babel config from package.json
• Refactor builds to use rollup with rollup.config.js over commands in scripts section of package.json
• Repoint main, module and typyings fields in package.json to dist
• Add new packages to package.json
• Remove existing .d.ts file as this will now be auto generated.

Tasks Pending:

• Match type definitions for public functions
• add better types for internal functions
• use more typescript features (rest/spread, arrow functions, Map, etc.)
• switch to ts strict mode

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Codecov Report

Merging #158 into master will not change coverage.
The diff coverage is 100%.

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[osdevisnot]

@jorgebucaran @mindplay-dk this is continuation of TS porting efforts that were being discussed in #155. Currently this is on a branch in my-fork and the PR is against master of this repo.

[osdevisnot]

@mindplay-dk existing definition for h are open to Props being a type. This works ok when declaring TS definitions separately. Any pointers on how I can achieve that using TS definitions in file?

[mindplay-dk]

The only difference as far as I can figure, is the h function will have a body - other than that, you should be able to just copy and paste from the original .d.ts?

You'll want to exclude the .d.ts from the build (as you do already) and move to emitting a generated .d.ts instead - once you have all the type declarations moved over, the emitted .d.ts should be very close to the hand-written one we have now.

(I'm not sure if that's what you were asking?)

[jorgebucaran]

The codebase has changed quite a bit. If this is going to happen, we might as well start from scratch.