Fix incorrect Typescript types

[henrinormak]

While trying to use this from TS, I noticed that I got the following error: a.default is not a function, which hinted at some import problem with this package.

After looking at the source code (specifically this line), it is evident that this package is what TS calls a "module library" - http://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/declaration-files/library-structures.html#identifying-a-module-library-from-code). Looking at other similar packages (namely request), you can see that their type definitions are not using export default.

As such, it seems that the types in this package should be changed:

declare function isEqual(a: any, b: any): boolean;
declare namespace isEqual {}
export = isEqual;

[kale-stew]

After some research, I'm going to say this LGTM. Express and other similarly simple, single fn-based libraries use the same type of declaration, and the TypeScript docs themselves appear to validate this approach.

Thank you for opening this PR, @henrinormak!

[chrisbolin]

just as an example, here's express' type declarations in DefinitelyTyped

[chrisbolin]

I think the original premise of this issue might be a little off.

a.default is not a function

That is correct: https://github.com/FormidableLabs/react-fast-compare/blob/master/index.js#L118
We don't do a default export. We instead assign module.exports to the function.

[chrisbolin]

after looking at this, the key flaw that this PR fixes is

export default isEqual

There is no default export in the module, so the typing was off. Hence the export=isEqual

[chrisbolin]

@henrinormak can you explain the purpose of

declare namespace isEqual {}

I'm pretty sure it's just dead code, especially after talking with @kitten.