Pacote: node-typescript-types (20190209-1)

Supposedly "high quality" TypeScript type definitions

TypeScript type definitions supplied by the DefinitelyTyped project, for JavaScript packages that don't supply their own type definitions.

This description would be longer, but upstream does not give one on their website nor on their Github page. After some very painful experience using NPM, one can eventually deduce that these definitions are needed for certain typescript packages that build on top of javascript packages, where these latter packages don't themselves define any typescript types.

This package contains a subset of the upstream type definitions because there are a ridiculous amount (a few hundred megabytes) and the vast majority of them are probably never going to be needed for Debian. Currently these are:

   @types/backbone                         1.3.45
   @types/chai                             4.1.7
   @types/expect.js                        0.3.29
   @types/fs-extra                         5.0.4
   @types/handlebars                       4.0.40
   @types/highlight.js                     9.12.3
   @types/jquery                           3.3.29
   @types/jsdom                            12.2.1
   @types/lodash                           4.14.120
   @types/marked                           0.6.0
   @types/mathjax                          0.0.35
   @types/minimatch                        3.0.3
   @types/minimist                         1.2.0
   @types/mocha                            5.2.5
   @types/node                             10.12.21
   @types/requirejs                        2.1.31
   @types/semver                           5.5.0
   @types/shelljs                          0.8.2
   @types/sinon                            7.0.5
   @types/underscore                       1.8.9

If you need more than these, please file a bug report asking for git access so that you can update this package yourself.

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