feat: removing local typping #366
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Signed-off-by: Pawel Psztyc <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Pawel Psztyc <[email protected]>
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FYI: #364 is adding the @types/flexsearch types inside the project |
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While this library could a lot of improvements, IMHO, in this case "perfection is the enemy" just because the typings that this version is emitting are not correct, which makes this unusable for TypeScript developers. Please, consider merging this PR. |
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Per discussion: #266 (comment), I removed the local typings in favor of
@types/flexsearch.Motivation
The
index.d.tsfile has an outdated or incorrect types definition. This makes it useless in actual TS projects. Because there is a better types definition in the@types/flexsearchthis PR removes local types from the package.Hopefully, this can be merged very quickly. Current typings are really bad and TS project authors have to do some additional setup to make the library work in a TS projects.