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IRx interface for TypeScript #723
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@david-driscoll is this worth looking into? |
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add tests to be sure all permutations of objects that could be observers can be passed without error related Reactive-Extensions#723
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Errors were being thrown in situations where a handler was not present on a partial observer fixes Reactive-Extensions#723
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It seems like an omission that there's no TypeScript interface for the top level Rx object. It means you can't pass that object into a function without losing all of the type information, which sucks a bit for dependency injection (I found this while putting it into Angular).
I can get around it in TypeScript 1.4 by putting
type IRx = typeof Rx;into my code. Just wondering whether it'd be possible to put that into the TypeScript definition files somewhere so its easy find? That's where I looked first (unless it's there and I missed it?)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: