How to write d.ts file to let tsc know, that the window object is extended
we have a javascript project and want to move to typescript.
In the current setup, we have a global object (let’s call it myGlobal) with variables and functions that we are accessing either through windows.myGlobal.myFunction or directly as myGlobal.varA.
How to write d.ts file to let tsc know, that the window object is extended
we have a javascript project and want to move to typescript.
In the current setup, we have a global object (let’s call it myGlobal) with variables and functions that we are accessing either through windows.myGlobal.myFunction or directly as myGlobal.varA.
How to write d.ts file to let tsc know, that the window object is extended
we have a javascript project and want to move to typescript.
In the current setup, we have a global object (let’s call it myGlobal) with variables and functions that we are accessing either through windows.myGlobal.myFunction or directly as myGlobal.varA.
Extend window object and write d.ts files for tsc
we have a javascript project and want to move to typescript.
In the current setup, we have a global object (let’s call it myGlobal) with variables and functions that we are accessing either through windows.myGlobal.myFunction or directly as myGlobal.varA.
Extend window object and write d.ts files for tsc
we have a javascript project and want to move to typescript.
In the current setup, we have a global object (let’s call it myGlobal) with variables and functions that we are accessing either through windows.myGlobal.myFunction or directly as myGlobal.varA.
Extend window object and write d.ts files for tsc
we have a javascript project and want to move to typescript.
In the current setup, we have a global object (let’s call it myGlobal) with variables and functions that we are accessing either through windows.myGlobal.myFunction or directly as myGlobal.varA.
Extend window object and write d.ts files for tsc
we have a javascript project and want to move to typescript.
In the current setup, we have a global object (let’s call it myGlobal) with variables and functions that we are accessing either through windows.myGlobal.myFunction or directly as myGlobal.varA.