Rantetsu Inori
Rantetsu Inori
> prints a number, not a date! I just use interface Foo as an example. I'm just writing *.d.ts for a JavaScript library and some properties works like this.
I understand. That library is using a function that copies attributes of the literal object to another object through `Object.assign` (but that platform is lower, in fact, by copying them...
How can I overwrite it to make it work? Can I only narrow the type one by one? ```typescript if (type === "scrollbar") add(type, name); else if (type === "slider")...
Thanks a lot!
```javascript { fontSize: "12px", color: "#717273", } ``` convert to CSS ```css { font-size: "12px"; color: "#717273"; } ``` > ??? convert back to JS ```javascript { fontSize: '"12px"', color:...
I didn't find the language raw file location. Even there is a Localization folder but it's not really.
Same problem in edge version. It doesn't seem to allow **ts** external nitro plugins, but **js** or **mjs** does.
> I don't think it's possible because TypeScript forbid having different types between `get` and `set`. It's updated. Now typescript allows different types for `get` and `set`.
@joserick It's in native TypeScript. However, the type of setter must contain the type of getter. For example: ```typescript const obj = { get amount(): BigNumber { return new BigNumber(car.modelValue);...
> Ran into this problem also, @layer declaration gets removed but the @layer {} nesting remains. I changed to cssnano for now. Side note: cssnano doubles the time it takes...