Cannot be used with typescript about tailwind-datepicker-react HOT 5 CLOSED

@otatar For the time being, you can just create a tailwind-datepicker-react.d.ts file with the following content:

declare module 'tailwind-datepicker-react' {
  import { ReactElement } from 'react';

  interface ITheme {
    background: string;
    todayBtn: string;
    clearBtn: string;
    icons: string;
    text: string;
    disabledText: string;
    input: string;
    inputIcon: string;
    selected: string;
  }

  interface IIcons {
    prev: () => ReactElement;
    next: () => ReactElement;
  }

  export interface IOptions {
    title?: string;
    autoHide?: boolean;
    todayBtn?: boolean;
    todayBtnText?: string;
    clearBtn?: boolean;
    clearBtnText?: string;
    maxDate?: Date;
    minDate?: Date;
    theme?: ITheme;
    icons?: IIcons;
    datepickerClassNames?: string;
    defaultDate?: Date | null;
    language?: string;
    weekDays?: string[];
    disabledDates?: Date[];
    inputNameProp?: string;
    inputIdProp?: string;
    inputPlaceholderProp?: string;
    inputDateFormatProp?: Intl.DateTimeFormatOptions;
  }

  type DatepickerProps = {
    children?: ReactElement | ReactNode;
    options?: IOptions;
    onChange?: (date: Date) => void;
    show: boolean;
    setShow: (show: boolean) => void;
    classNames?: string;
    selectedDateState?: [Date, (date: Date) => void];
  }

  export default function Datepicker(props: DatepickerProps): ReactElement
}

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So... I pulled the repo to take a look at it myself, and the reason why there's no declaration file generated is that the build:dts script fails with the following:

Now, I've checked the TypeScript repo and as per this issue, it looks like this type is only available in es2020. I've played around with changing the target to es2020, but that's causing even more issues:

The only easy way of fixing this I've found is just ts-ignoreing that line, which does emit declaration files. @OMikkel What do you reckon we should do in this case?

I will be pushing a new version where the ts error is ignored.
It is not really a huge deal ignoring that error since it obviously exists on the class Intl

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I was just about to post the same issue 👍

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So... I pulled the repo to take a look at it myself, and the reason why there's no declaration file generated is that the build:dts script fails with the following:

Now, I've checked the TypeScript repo and as per this issue, it looks like this type is only available in es2020. I've played around with changing the target to es2020, but that's causing even more issues:

The only easy way of fixing this I've found is just ts-ignoreing that line, which does emit declaration files. @OMikkel What do you reckon we should do in this case?

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The same issue here :/

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