I am working on type definitions for the javascript library, btw I don't know typescript and have no resources to learn it. So, for now, I rely on VS Code and its autocompletion/hint feature based on builtin typescript.
js library/package exposes multiply entry points: main (not index.js) file and a lot of separate methods for cherry-picking.
So when I place my d.ts files with same names right into root directory - everything works (in VS Code at least)
But when I try to move all these files to separate sub-directory and set "types" property of package.json for my main entry point - it works only for this main function. VSCode cannot find the rest of defs for other files.
There are already a lot of files in root dir, so I don't want to double this number by keeping def files in root dir.
Is there any way to do this? Everything I found is this discussion with no good answer.
Here is the current state
In root dir, there is a main module deepdash.js
defs lives in es/deepdash.d.ts
in package.json
{
"name": "deepdash",
"version": "4.5.5",
"description": "➔ eep standalone lib / odash extension: ✓ eachDeep ✓ filterDeep ✓ mapDeep ✓ reduceDeep ✓ pickDeep ✓ omitDeep ✓ keysDeep ✓ index ✓ condenseDeep ⋮ Parents stack ⋮ Circular check ⋮ Leaves only mode ⋮ Children mode ⋮ cherry-pick ⋮ esm",
"main": "deepdash.js",
"module": "es/standalone.js",
"types": "es/deepdash.d.ts",
...
In esm version of the package (published from 'es' dir) I left all the defs right in the root dir, so everything works there.
So is there any way? Copying all d.ts files on the npm 'install' phase? something else?