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Where can I get Typescript type definitions for the Javascript RUM?

CommunityUser
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

Our company recently invested in using AppDynamics, and we are trying to implement it in our code.  We're currently using the CDN to host the javascript, but I have been absolutely unable to find out where to get the type definitions for the library.  AD seems to claim that they have converted to typescript, but I can't find ANY reference to typings or type definitions.

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Sahil_Gupta
Explorer

Hi,

If you need TypeScript version of the Agent, there is no such thing. The JS Agent is written in TypeScript, that's correct, but, it gets compiled to JavaScript anyway - so it's JavaScript after all.

If your application is written in TypeScript, you will be able to use the JS Agent! 

Thanks & Regards,

Sahil Gupta

iamryan
Community Manager
Community Manager

Hi @Anonymous,

I found these blog posts that I think may be helpful.

https://www.appdynamics.com/blog/tag/typescript/

https://www.appdynamics.com/blog/engineering/8-steps-migrating-javascript-typescript/

Let me know if they they do!

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CommunityUser
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

Yeah, I've already read these.  They discuss *why* they switched to Typescript, but have no information on where type definitions might be found.

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Gaurav_Soni
Contributor

Hi,

As far as I know, there is no official typescript BRUM agent at the moment. 

Regards,

Gaurav

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