Add emit(value: any) definition for when using raw buffer

[houtenbos]

Description

When using the rawbuffer option in the client, the emit function should also support the emit(value: any) signature. Currently, the type definition only provides emit(event: string, value?: any): Client;. This causes type errors when trying to use the emit function with only a value argument in TypeScript.

Expected Behavior

The type definition for the emit function should include both:

1. emit(event: string, value?: any): Client;
2. emit(value: any): Client;

Steps to Reproduce

1. Set up a TypeScript project with the node-ipc library.
2. Configure a client to use the rawbuffer option with the following code:

import RawIPC from 'node-ipc';

const ipc = new RawIPC.IPC();
ipc.config.rawBuffer = true;
ipc.config.encoding = 'hex';

ipc.connectTo('test', () => {
    const message = Buffer.from([0x62]);
    ipc.of['test'].emit(message);
});

3. Notice the type error when trying to use the emit function with only a value argument.

[RIAEvangelist]

@houtenbos How would one go about fixing this? I am guessing there is a typescript definition file somewhere?

[houtenbos]

@RIAEvangelist Yes, it is in the @types/node-ipc package. I thought you would also maintain that one, but I now see that is maintained by other people.

Thanks for your quick reply, and I closed the issue because the problem should be solved elsewhere.