Regrettably, it appears that @types/rickshaw is lacking content, prompting me to create my own declaration file. The current one I have looks like this:
declare module 'rickshaw' {
export class Graph {
constructor(obj: any);
render: any;
}
}
This declaration allows me to utilize the methods render and instantiate a new instance without any issues. However, I am now trying to declare a deeply nested method from rickshaw. My current declaration does not enable me to use this, resulting in the error message:
Rickshaw.Graph.Axis.Time({graph: newGraph})
(25,41): Property 'Axis' does not exist on type 'typeof Graph'.
Upon reviewing the source code of the method, it appears as follows:
Rickshaw.namespace('Rickshaw.Graph.Axis.Time');
Rickshaw.Graph.Axis.Time = function(args) {
//...
}
How can I properly declare Rickshaw.Graph.Axis.Time?
Edit: Here is my revised declaration file. However, I am encountering
'new' expression, whose target lacks a constructor signature implicitly has an any typeinterface TimeArgs {
graph: typeof Graph;
ticksTreatment: string;
}
interface AxisInterface {
Time: (args: TimeArgs) => void;
}
export class Graph {
constructor(obj: any);
render: any;
static Axis: AxisInterface;
}
I attempted to resolve this by specifying tyepof Graph, since the graph parameter in Time represents an instance of the new Rickshaw.Graph object. Despite this adjustment, the error persists.