If you're struggling with TypeScript and package type definitions, fear not! There's a workaround for cases where the type definitions aren't readily available through npm install. In such situations, you can manually include the necessary type definitions in your project.
One user has graciously shared their typescript code snippet at , which could be a helpful resource to get you started.
Don't forget to address any dependencies that might arise. For example, if the code snippet relies on jQuery, ensure that you also have the appropriate type definitions for jQuery installed. Once all dependencies are in place, you should be good to go.
To use the desired class from the external source, you'll need to import it into your project with a statement like:
import Tour = BootstrapTour.Tour;
This approach may not be the most elegant solution, but it should provide you with a starting point to navigate through the challenges of missing type definitions in TypeScript projects.