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Convert to ts#104
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U cray bro :D? |
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I only understand trainstation. |
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we can merge this, if you adapt to the newest version (i am freezing the code until then). |
- introduce fields - introduce basic types - all compilation errors are being ignored via @ts-ignore - this is more honest than some quirky any-type/casting - @ts-ignore may be fixed in a later step
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Closing as upgrade was completed in #154 |
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Essential migration to typescript.
This should be no functional difference to the JS sources, as the typescript-conversion only touched imports and fields/properties for classes.
All other compilation-errors have been silenced via
@ts-ignore. They might indicate real bugs or just imprecise types, but can be addressed one-after-another. There's no need to fix all of them at once and thus a greater chance of bugs/unwanted changes.Future development can fully leverage typescript + type-definition are already generated.
Please let me know what you think about this PR.