[WIP] Convert to TypeScript #573
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Have done a bit more work on this — still some squiggly red lines, but far fewer. Merging this in so it doesn't get in the way of any other work |
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Happy to help with porting to TS 🎉 |
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Made a small start on converting the project to TypeScript (#508) — just changing a couple of file extensions, updating the build process, and adding a handful of annotations.
Right now my editor is a distracting sea of squiggly red lines, but to be honest I'm not entirely sure what I'm doing, so if anyone is keen to help out then please do! I'll take a step back from this branch for a bit. If we're agreed on going down this road (and it seems like a good idea from the enthusiastic response on #508) then we should probably make this happen before addressing any other issues, otherwise we'll never escape from merge conflict hell.