Typings error

[rwpino]

I get this typescript error

node_modules/most/type-definitions/most.d.ts(223,85): error TS2304: Cannot find name 'Event'.

as a temporary fix I changed it for the following

export function fromEvent(event: string, target: any, useCapture?: boolean): Stream;

Another issue I have is with type definition for recoverWith

recoverWith(p: (a: B) => Stream): Stream;

this is forcing me to write

recoverWith((error: Error) => of(of({ type: "error", value: error.message })))

I guess the correct one would be

recoverWith(p: (a: B) => A): Stream;

[TylorS]

Hi @rwpino, would you be so kind to relay which version of TypeScript are you using?

[rwpino]

Hi @TylorS . I'm using the version 1.8.10

[TylorS]

As a more correct solution to your first issue, I believe TypeScript 1.8 also has the option, but I know TypeScript 2.x does have it. If I'm incorrect let me know we can figure out something else :)

// tsconfig.json
{
  "compilerOptions": {
    "lib": [
      "dom" // will add Types for the DOM
    ]
  }
}

As for the second issue you're having, the current type

recoverWith<B>(p: (a: B) => Stream<A>): Stream<A>;

is correct as it corresponds to the current implementation of the function recoverWith(). I'm curious why you would need to have recoverWith return a Stream containing a Stream in the first place. Are you placing it before a switch() or join() ?

[M-Pixel]

I ran into this as well, because I can't use dom because of other constraints.
I started a fork of this repo for supporting such environments, but am not sure what this repository's protocol is for unit testing or publishing to NPM: #416

[acchou]

Consider adding:

interface Event {}

to most.d.ts. TypeScript will do declaration merging when the dom library is used, and when it's not then everything should type check properly and there won't be runtime problems unless you actually call fromEvent.

React does something like this as well, see: https://github.com/DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped/blob/master/types/react/global.d.ts