I am trying to learn npm and TypeScript. My aim is to create a TypeScript package called scrape-jobs in one project and use it in another. I want to keep my type definitions separate from my function definitions (in the source code) if at all possible.
After building my project, my scrape-jobs folder structure is as follows:
| .eslintignore
| .eslintrc
| .prettierrc
| package-lock.json
| package.json
| tsconfig.json
|
+---build
| functions.d.ts
| functions.d.ts.map
| functions.js
| functions.js.map
| types.d.ts
| types.d.ts.map
| types.js
| types.js.map
|
+---src
| functions.ts
| types.ts
As shown, the declaration files for my functions and types are now in two files: functions.d.ts and types.d.ts. However, the "types" property in package.json only allows for a single value, so how can I specify both *.d.ts files to the consuming project?
