* missing comment
* missing comment
* add iteratee property shorthand for uniq in underscore
* undo bad commit
* can also pass array of array of data to chartist
* First update to bring the mongodb typings to version 3
* Updated tsconfig of the older v2 version
* Set mongodb version to 2 in packages with errors
* MongoClient extends form EventEmitter
* Added bar.space as an optional property to ChartConfiguration interface
This property lets you to set space between bars in bar charts
* Add tests for new property
* @types/sequelize Added generic types for various option classes
* Revert "@types/sequelize Added generic types for various option classes (#22755)"
This reverts commit 38983ce
* Make react-loadable export an assignment
`react-loadable` does *not* actually have a default export. This can be shown
by running:
```
> var L = require('react-loadable')
undefined
> L
{ [Function: Loadable]
Map: [Function: LoadableMap],
Capture:
{ [Function: Capture]
propTypes: { report: [Function: bound checkType] },
childContextTypes: { loadable: [Function: bound checkType] } },
preloadAll: [Function],
preloadReady: [Function] }
```
As a result, when attempting to use this with commonjs modules, an error error
is thrown when `allowSyntheticDefaultExports` is set.
```
TypeError: react_loadable_1.default is not a function
```
This PR exports the module as an assignment, so now `import * as Loadable from
'react-loadable'` should be used to import the module.
I am not entirely sure that I have used the best pattern for typings here; but
my goal was to export the proper assignment yet still allow all of the
namespace to be accessible via `(i.e.) Loadable.LoadingComponentProps`. If there
is a better way, please let me know and I will be happy to adjust!
* Use import assignment in react-loadable tests
[WebAuthn](https://w3c.github.io/webauthn/) builds upon the Credential
Management API and provides for origin-scoped, public-key credentials.
It replaces the FIDO U2F API which is currently used to implement this.
While the webauthn spec is still only a candidate recommendation, the
types in this change are sufficient to exercise basic functionality with
Firefox Nightly. (Note: that requires changes in about:config to enable
this API.)
I remove this export to avoid the error error TS2309: An export assignment cannot be used in a module with other exported elements.
Sorry @Mohamed Hegazy that I have to change it again, I didn't get this error before when I tested.
* [joi] make return type of validate() as promise like
* [joi] update "Definitions by" section of the package header.
* [joi] test promise functionality of valdate()
* Added missing function definition for Goal 'on'.
The 'on' function is necessary to connect callback functions to events from ROS action goal 'timeout', 'status', 'feedback', 'result'.
* Increased version number after minor extension
* Changed datatype of 'end' param in to 'number'.
The end time should be also transmitted as a number in seconds like time t.
* Increased version number after minor fix.
* createServer should expect a method that returns void
Node's index.d.ts has the following type definitions for createServer
export function createServer(requestListener?: (request: IncomingMessage, response: ServerResponse) =>void ): Server;
* Update index.d.ts
* Updated version in header
The previous return type of reduced caused very weak typing for the
function passed into reduce, basically allowing it to return anything
and not detecting type errors in that place.
This stricter definition of Reduced should fix that.
