I have a Node C++ Addon that provides a wrapped class similar to the one in the Node documentation. I can require() my addon and then get the constructor for my class to create an instance.
const { MyClass } = require('myaddon');
const obj = new MyClass('data');
Now I want to use TypeScript to do the same. I can't find the right combination of .d.ts file and import statement to make this work. I guess ideally I'd like to declare my class is in the module and has a constructor that takes a string. I could then just do:
import { MyClass } from 'myaddon';
const obj = new MyClass('data');
Any examples of this that people have seen?
I think I finally have it. As suggested by @ZachB, I created a myaddon.ts file that has the following:
const myaddon = require('./build/release/myaddon')
export interface MyClass {
myMethod(arg: string): number
}
export var MyClass: {
new(param: string): MyClass
} = myaddon.MyClass
Then use it:
import { MyClass } from 'myaddon'
const thing: MyClass = new MyClass('something')
const answer: number = thing.myMethod('blah')