Convert dom-ready package to TypeScript #67671
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Pull Request Overview
This PR converts the dom-ready package to TypeScript to improve developer experience.
- Converts the main function to TypeScript by adding type annotations.
- Updates tests to accommodate the read-only document.readyState while testing different states.
- Updates the documentation to reflect the new TypeScript types.
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| File | Description |
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| packages/dom-ready/src/test/index.test.ts | Updates to tests that bypass TypeScript errors when setting document.readyState. |
| packages/dom-ready/src/index.ts | Conversion of the domReady function to TypeScript with proper type annotations. |
| packages/dom-ready/README.md | Documentation update to replace the legacy Callback typedef with VoidFunction. |
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packages/dom-ready/src/test/index.test.ts:18
- Instead of using @ts-expect-error with direct assignment to the read-only property document.readyState, consider using Object.defineProperty to redefine the property more robustly in a test environment.
document.readyState = 'complete';
packages/dom-ready/src/test/index.test.ts:28
- Instead of suppressing TypeScript errors using @ts-expect-error with direct assignment, consider using Object.defineProperty to safely set document.readyState.
document.readyState = 'interactive';
packages/dom-ready/src/test/index.test.ts:38
- Consider using Object.defineProperty for overriding document.readyState to simulate the 'loading' state, similar to the approach used for replacing document.addEventListener.
document.readyState = 'loading';
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Supercedes #67571, which got closed after I deleted my fork 🤦
What?
Converts the dom-ready package to TypeScript
Why?
To improve DX for the package
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