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Migrate code to TypeScript - #80
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Does express need to be a dependency? I believe it should only be a devDependency.
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This is my initial attempt to convert gramps to TypeScript.
Some notes:
TypeScript interfaces don't need to be implemented so the following is valid:
Interface files are not output during compilation and there is no executable code in files that just export interfaces so I'm using a naming convention to differentiate interface files to exclude them from coverage reporting. If we ever need to make a file that fits this naming convention (interface files are prefixed with a capital 'I') and is not an interface file then we may need to change how these files are excluded. They need to be excluded since coverage is reported as 0% statement coverage.
This implementation uses some loose definitions to fit the existing code. Implicit "any" type is not allowed; however, there is a lot of use of explicit any that could be more strictly defined. Most of the inputs and outputs are defined via interfaces to improve usability.