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Explicit return types are good, but it should also accept them when they're provided via a previous (for want of a better word) type. For example, the following is completely safe and explicit, but the linter flags it:
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Update index exports
index.tsshould reexport as namespaces:export * as remoteData from './remote-datainstead of unnamed exports.index.tsshould reexportremote-data-tas well
This will enable whole-module autoimports from IDE (i.e.import { remoteData } from '@devexperts/remote-data-ts')
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Add documentation
Describe API in readme or in separate document.
Explore possibilities of generating docs from TSDoc.
Per here, local storage can throw for many reasons, for example - something a project of mine has been bitten by before - the user having disabled it in their browser.
With this in mind, all of the APIs in this library are currently deceptively unsafe. Some options:
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Failing case:
I imagine not many sites use the
url()'s like this, hence this issue is marked as low priority.