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Adding TS typings. #46
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Hey, @atom.
Due to Hacktoberfest 2018, I'm contributing to some packages.
TypeScript typings help a lot of us who use it due to it's integration to TSLint and some more strict checkings, needed to be performed in some cases in the used packages as well; that's why I've decided to share the ones that I've made, making it more accessible to all programmers in this environment :)
Besides adding this, I would love to add a Husky integration to perform linter checkings, tests and documentation to git hooks. While doing this, if is of your interest I can rewrite the JS parts in TS.