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Marking these as specific dependencies for the dev environment.
Forgot to update this flag, as it's not ESM, quite yet at least. Will look into that once everything is type-checked.
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Thanks for the contribution! Though I can't accept this PR yet because the tsconfig.json file is missing from the actual codebase, and there are duplicate method definitions. Additionally, the buffer type annotations are incorrect. Please fix these issues! |
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Started setting up the initial stages of adding type checking to the project. Right now it is with JSDoc type annotations, and a tsconfig which allows type checking in the editor, as well as the terminal. There are more files to be annotated, thought I would upstream this as a starting basis.
Thanks for building this project! Love that it uses Node.js as well, a great way to incrementally build it.