roblox-ts•4w ago

Porting default classes with .d.ts

anyone know how to make _feces.feces into feces itself? This will cause error since the library exports the class by default instead of a table/namespace that indexes .feces (which doesn't exist)

--Compiled with roblox-ts v3.0.0
local TS = _G[script]
local _feces = TS.import(script, script.Parent, "feces")
local feces = _feces.feces
local group = _feces.group
feces.new()
group(1, 1)
return nil

--Compiled with roblox-ts v3.0.0
local TS = _G[script]
local _feces = TS.import(script, script.Parent, "feces")
local feces = _feces.feces
local group = _feces.group
feces.new()
group(1, 1)
return nil

import { feces, group } from "./feces";

new feces();

group(1 as any, 1 as any);

import { feces, group } from "./feces";

new feces();

group(1 as any, 1 as any);

export function group(
  changes: changes,
  deletes?: deletes,
): Map<Player, applyable>;

export declare class feces {
  replicated: Entity;
  queries: {
    single: Query<[unknown]>;
    pair: Query<[unknown]>;
  };
  ...
}

export function group(
  changes: changes,
  deletes?: deletes,
): Map<Player, applyable>;

export declare class feces {
  replicated: Entity;
  queries: {
    single: Query<[unknown]>;
    pair: Query<[unknown]>;
  };
  ...
}

12 Replies

wAD•4w ago

what does the library returns look like

duckOP•4w ago

function lib.new(world: jecs.World): feces
    --assume the user has already added observers to the world
    local replicated = world:component()
    world:set(replicated, jecs.Name, "replicated")
...

    return self :: feces
end

return lib :: lib

function lib.new(world: jecs.World): feces
    --assume the user has already added observers to the world
    local replicated = world:component()
    world:set(replicated, jecs.Name, "replicated")
...

    return self :: feces
end

return lib :: lib

wAD•4w ago

so, assuming it's the class where does the group export comes from

duckOP•4w ago

duckOP•4w ago

wAD•4w ago

that is soo weird i just recommend changing the library exports it mixes a class and an arbitary function i guess you could type that as a static method yeahh static method works i believe

duckOP•4w ago

I'll give it a try

wAD•4w ago

one sec

declare class feces {
  replicated: Entity;
  queries: {
    single: Query<[unknown]>;
    pair: Query<[unknown]>;
  };
  
  static group(
    changes: changes,
    deletes?: deletes,
  ): Map<Player, applyable>;
}

export = feces;

declare class feces {
  replicated: Entity;
  queries: {
    single: Query<[unknown]>;
    pair: Query<[unknown]>;
  };
  
  static group(
    changes: changes,
    deletes?: deletes,
  ): Map<Player, applyable>;
}

export = feces;

should look something liek this

duckOP•4w ago

An export assignment cannot be used in a module with other exported elements.ts(2309)

duckOP•4w ago

oh I have exported types

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