chore(): add typings files to assist devs

[Brocco]

Some editors/IDEs will utilized TypeScript definition files
Adding some useful definitions to assist developers

[filipesilva]

What do you think of using tsd to install and manage these?

A postinstall script in package.json could then install them automatically after the project dependencies are installed.

Edit: I say this in part because I think TSD will have to be used on the generated project to manage typings for the protractor/jasmine e2e tests, since those don't use typings from A2.

[cironunes]

+1 for using tsd

On Wed, Jan 27, 2016, 5:29 AM Filipe Silva notifications@github.com wrote:

What do you think of using (tsd)[https://github.com/DefinitelyTyped/tsd]
to install and manage these?

A postinstall script in package.json could then install them
automatically after the project dependencies are installed.

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[Brocco]

I have no problem switching to using a tool. But I just heard of a new typings manager yesterday, take a look at https://github.com/typings/typings and I can switch to either this or tsd with a post install script

[filipesilva]

I checked that repo and typings seems nice.

It's own registry is kinda empty but I guess it doesn't make much of a difference since it can install stuff from a lot of places.

I can't find much information about it on the Internet though.

I'm OK either way really, what do you prefer @Brocco?

[Brocco]

I think typings looks interesting as a future goal, but with the state and current direction of the CLI, I think I'll just stick with tsd I'll clean up this PR and re-push it

Are there any other libs I should try to pull in that I may have missed?

[filipesilva]

Can't think of any others right now, no.

[Brocco]

I ended up going with typings over tsd as tsd has been deprecated in favor of typings (npm install message when upgrading tsd).

type info is now kept in typings.json and will be installed via an npm post install script

[filipesilva]

It's in!

Also, for the record, some info on the deprecation can be found in this issue DefinitelyTyped/tsd#269

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