Although the project is frequently used in TypeScript apps, it does not have adequate TypeScript support. Most APIs lack explicit type definitions, therefore return values and parameters are assumed to be any or unknown structures.
This decreases IDE autocomplete, weakens compile-time validation, and raises the likelihood of runtime mistakes. The addition of highly typed interfaces and method signatures would dramatically improve the developer experience and make TypeScript integrations safer.
Although the project is frequently used in TypeScript apps, it does not have adequate TypeScript support. Most APIs lack explicit type definitions, therefore return values and parameters are assumed to be any or unknown structures.
This decreases IDE autocomplete, weakens compile-time validation, and raises the likelihood of runtime mistakes. The addition of highly typed interfaces and method signatures would dramatically improve the developer experience and make TypeScript integrations safer.