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types/throttle-debounce/index.d.ts (1)
1-8: Consider using a more specific function type.The
Functiontype is overly permissive. A more type-safe alternative would be(...args: unknown[]) => unknownor even a generic signature. However, this is acceptable for a third-party library shim.♻️ Optional: More specific callback type
-/* eslint-disable `@typescript-eslint/no-unsafe-function-type` */ declare module 'throttle-debounce' { + type AnyFunction = (...args: unknown[]) => unknown; + export function debounce( delay: number, atBegin?: boolean, - callback?: Function + callback?: AnyFunction ); - export function debounce(delay: number, callback?: Function); + export function debounce(delay: number, callback?: AnyFunction); }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@types/throttle-debounce/index.d.ts` around lines 1 - 8, Replace the overly-broad Function type in the throttle-debounce declaration with a more specific callback signature: change the callback parameter types in both overloaded declarations of debounce (the exported function debounce) from Function to a typed function such as (...args: unknown[]) => unknown or a generic like <T extends any[]>(...args: T) => unknown; update both overloads (debounce(delay: number, atBegin?: boolean, callback?: Function) and debounce(delay: number, callback?: Function)) to use the chosen specific signature so callers get better type safety.package.json (1)
121-123: Inconsistent version constraint on@glint/template.Line 122 uses a tilde (
~1.7.4) constraint while the other@glint/*packages use caret (^). This restricts@glint/templateto only patch updates. If this is intentional (e.g., to avoid a known issue in newer minor versions), consider adding a comment explaining why. Otherwise, align with the caret constraint for consistency.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@package.json` around lines 121 - 123, The package constraint for `@glint/template` is inconsistent (uses "~1.7.4") compared to the other `@glint` packages (`@glint/ember-tsc` and `@glint/tsserver-plugin` which use "^"); either change the `@glint/template` version constraint to "^1.7.4" to match the caret semantics used by the other `@glint` packages, or if the tilde is deliberate, add an inline comment in package.json explaining the reason for pinning to patch-only versions to avoid future confusion.
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In `@types/nearest-color/index.d.ts`:
- Around line 2-4: Add a proper exported ColorMatch type and tighten the
availableColors parameter: declare and export an interface ColorMatch with
properties name: string, value: string, rgb: [number, number, number], and
distance: number, change the from function signature to accept availableColors:
Array<string> | Record<string, string> (instead of object), and keep the return
type (string) => ColorMatch | string so TypeScript recognizes the returned match
shape for the exported from function.
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In `@package.json`:
- Around line 121-123: The package constraint for `@glint/template` is
inconsistent (uses "~1.7.4") compared to the other `@glint` packages
(`@glint/ember-tsc` and `@glint/tsserver-plugin` which use "^"); either change the
`@glint/template` version constraint to "^1.7.4" to match the caret semantics used
by the other `@glint` packages, or if the tilde is deliberate, add an inline
comment in package.json explaining the reason for pinning to patch-only versions
to avoid future confusion.
In `@types/throttle-debounce/index.d.ts`:
- Around line 1-8: Replace the overly-broad Function type in the
throttle-debounce declaration with a more specific callback signature: change
the callback parameter types in both overloaded declarations of debounce (the
exported function debounce) from Function to a typed function such as (...args:
unknown[]) => unknown or a generic like <T extends any[]>(...args: T) =>
unknown; update both overloads (debounce(delay: number, atBegin?: boolean,
callback?: Function) and debounce(delay: number, callback?: Function)) to use
the chosen specific signature so callers get better type safety.
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Define ColorMatch with all required properties; current declaration is incomplete and fails type checking.
Line 4 references an undeclared ColorMatch type, causing TypeScript errors. The actual nearest-color library returns an object with name, value, rgb, and distance properties. Also, line 3 can be tightened from object to Record<string, string> for safety.
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+ name: string;
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+ distance: number;
+ }
+
export function from(
- availableColors: Array<string> | object
- ): (string) => ColorMatch | string;
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+ ): (needle: string) => ColorMatch | string;
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In `@types/nearest-color/index.d.ts` around lines 2 - 4, Add a proper exported
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object), and keep the return type (string) => ColorMatch | string so TypeScript
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types/nearest-color/index.d.ts (1)
2-11: LGTM! TheColorMatchinterface and improved type safety address the previous review concerns.The interface correctly defines all properties (
name,value,rgb,distance) matching the library's actual return structure, andRecord<string, string>is appropriately more specific thanobject.Optional: Consider adding
exportto the interface so consumers can directly importColorMatchfor explicit type annotations:- interface ColorMatch { + export interface ColorMatch {Without the export, the type is still correctly inferred when using the
from()function, so this is a nice-to-have rather than a requirement.,
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@types/nearest-color/index.d.ts` around lines 2 - 11, Add an export to the ColorMatch interface so consumers can import the type directly: update the declaration of ColorMatch to be exported (export interface ColorMatch) alongside the existing exported from() function; this is a non-breaking, type-only change that enables explicit annotations and improves DX when referencing ColorMatch in user code or tests.
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In `@types/ember-cognito/test-support/index.d.ts`:
- Line 12: Change the ambient declaration for mockCognitoUser by removing the
default parameter initializer; replace `options: object = {}` with an optional
parameter `options?: object` in the declaration of the function
`mockCognitoUser` so the `.d.ts` file does not contain a parameter default value
and still conveys that the argument is optional and returns `MockUser`.
In `@types/ember-local-storage/index.d.ts`:
- Line 5: The ambient declaration uses an invalid default parameter initializer
`options: object = {}`; replace it with optional parameter syntax (e.g.,
`options?: object`) in the declaration so the `.d.ts` file compiles—locate the
function/constructor declaration that contains the `options` parameter and
change its signature from using `= {}` to `?` (reference the `options` parameter
in the types/ember-local-storage index.d.ts diff).
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In `@types/nearest-color/index.d.ts`:
- Around line 2-11: Add an export to the ColorMatch interface so consumers can
import the type directly: update the declaration of ColorMatch to be exported
(export interface ColorMatch) alongside the existing exported from() function;
this is a non-breaking, type-only change that enables explicit annotations and
improves DX when referencing ColorMatch in user code or tests.
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In a declaration file, parameter initializers are not allowed (because there’s no implementation), so alpha = 1.0 is a syntax error in .d.ts. Use types + docs instead. [1], [5], [10]
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1) Model “has a default” as an optional parameter
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Prefer alpha?: number (or an options bag) over many overloads that only differ by presence/absence of trailing args. [2]
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[1] Google TypeScript Style Guide – parameter initializers & guidance on using them sparingly / prefer destructuring for many optional params: https://google.github.io/styleguide/tsguide.html
[2] TypeScript Handbook (Declaration Files) – “Do’s and Don’ts” (optional params vs overloads): https://deepwiki.com/microsoft/TypeScript-Handbook/5-declaration-files
[5] Stack Overflow – “A parameter initializer is only allowed in a function or constructor implementation” in .d.ts: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41057285/is-it-possible-to-declare-default-function-parameters-in-typescript-declaration
[7] TypeScript Handbook (New Handbook) – optional parameters & default parameters behavior: https://microsoft.github.io/TypeScript-New-Handbook/everything/
[10] TypeScript Handbook – .d.ts files are type-only and don’t emit JS: https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/2/type-declarations
Remove default parameter initializer from ambient declaration.
On Line 12, options: object = {} violates TypeScript declaration file rules. Parameter initializers are not allowed in .d.ts files; use an optional parameter instead.
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In `@types/ember-cognito/test-support/index.d.ts` at line 12, Change the ambient
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replace `options: object = {}` with an optional parameter `options?: object` in
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In TypeScript declaration files (.d.ts), you generally cannot write runtime default parameter initializers (e.g. alpha = 1.0) because declarations describe types only and have no function body/implementation.
1) Ambient/overload signatures: no = value
In a .d.ts, this is not allowed:
declare function axpy(x: Float32Array, y: Float32Array, alpha = 1.0): void;
// ❌ parameter initializer only allowed in an implementationAmbient function declarations do not permit default parameter values; use optional parameters (?) instead. [1]
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Option A — optional parameter
declare function axpy(
x: Float32Array,
y: Float32Array,
alpha?: number
): void;Option B — overloads (most explicit call shapes)
declare function axpy(x: Float32Array, y: Float32Array): void;
declare function axpy(x: Float32Array, y: Float32Array, alpha: number): void;Also note: overload signatures cannot specify default values either—only optional (?) is allowed. [1]
3) If you want to communicate the default value
TypeScript has no standard type-level way to encode “defaults to 1.0” in a .d.ts. Common practice is to document it with comments/JSDoc (for editor hints), while keeping the type as optional. (This limitation is the same issue described in the VS Code error you saw.) [2]
4) What is allowed in .d.ts: default generic type parameters
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declare function create<T = HTMLDivElement>(element?: T): T;[3]
Sources: ambient declarations / no default parameter values [1], .d.ts default parameter question + error context [2], generic type parameter defaults in declarations [3].
[1] https://gist.github.com/robertknight/9ec6ea9f32d2c120cb1c
[2] https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41057285/is-it-possible-to-declare-default-function-parameters-in-typescript-declaration
[3] https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/release-notes/typescript-2-3.html
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Use optional parameter syntax in declaration files.
On Line 5, the parameter syntax options: object = {} is invalid in ambient function declarations. TypeScript does not allow default parameter initializers in .d.ts files; use optional parameter syntax instead.
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In `@types/ember-local-storage/index.d.ts` at line 5, The ambient declaration uses
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optional parameter syntax (e.g., `options?: object`) in the declaration so the
`.d.ts` file compiles—locate the function/constructor declaration that contains
the `options` parameter and change its signature from using `= {}` to `?`
(reference the `options` parameter in the types/ember-local-storage index.d.ts
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91-91: Removethrottle-debouncefrom eitherdependenciesordevDependencies.It is declared in both sections with the same version (
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@package.json` at line 91, The package "throttle-debounce" is declared twice; remove the duplicate entry so it exists only in the appropriate section (either dependencies or devDependencies) depending on runtime need — locate "throttle-debounce": "^5.0.2" in package.json and delete the occurrence in the incorrect section so there is a single source of truth for that dependency.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@package.json` at line 33, Update the ambient Glint environment import in types/global.d.ts from the v1 package to a v2 package: replace the current import of '@glint/environment-ember-loose' with either '@glint/environment-ember-template-imports' or '@glint/environment-ember-loose/v2' (choose the one matching your template strategy) so the ambient types align with the installed '@glint/ember-tsc' v2 wiring referenced in tsconfig.json; ensure the import statement in types/global.d.ts is the only change and run the type checker (ember-tsc) to verify no remaining ambient type errors.eslint.config.mjs (1)
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In `@app/components/alpha-input.gts`:
- Around line 58-63: Update the isComplete signature and logic so opts.regex
accepts RegExp|string|undefined and you don't cast to string: change the
parameter type in isComplete to opts: { regex?: RegExp | string } (or include
undefined) and then detect if opts.regex is a RegExp, a string, or missing;
construct the test RegExp by using opts.regex directly when it's already a
RegExp, new RegExp(opts.regex) when it's a string, and fall back to
this.alphaRegex when undefined/invalid before calling .test(value); apply the
same pattern to the analogous methods in rgb-input.gts and hex-input.gts to
avoid unsafe new RegExp(undefined) behavior.
In `@app/components/hex-input.gts`:
- Around line 54-55: The isComplete method currently force-casts opts.regex to
string and constructs a RegExp unconditionally; instead, guard for undefined and
accept a RegExp instance: update the parameter type (regex?: string|RegExp) or
handle both cases inside isComplete, return false if opts.regex is not provided,
and when provided, if it's already a RegExp use it directly, otherwise construct
a RegExp from the string; reference the isComplete method and opts.regex and the
component prop hexRegex (which is a RegExp) so the fix prevents new
RegExp(undefined) and resolves the string/RegExp mismatch.
In `@app/components/rgb-input.gts`:
- Around line 79-82: The isComplete method currently force-casts opts.regex and
builds a RegExp from it which fails if opts.regex is undefined; update
isComplete to use a safe fallback pattern when opts.regex is missing (e.g., a
regex string that matches three comma-separated integers for RGB), e.g. compute
const pattern = opts.regex ?? '...default pattern...' and then use new
RegExp(pattern).test(buffer.join('')) so isComplete uses opts.regex when
provided and a robust default otherwise; reference the isComplete(buffer, opts)
function and the opts.regex parameter when making the change.
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In `@eslint.config.mjs`:
- Line 15: Replace the experimental worker parser import with the main
entrypoint: update the import statement that currently references
'@babel/eslint-parser/experimental-worker' to import from '@babel/eslint-parser'
(i.e., change the module specifier in the existing import declaration so the
parser uses the main '@babel/eslint-parser' package).
In `@package.json`:
- Line 91: The package "throttle-debounce" is declared twice; remove the
duplicate entry so it exists only in the appropriate section (either
dependencies or devDependencies) depending on runtime need — locate
"throttle-debounce": "^5.0.2" in package.json and delete the occurrence in the
incorrect section so there is a single source of truth for that dependency.
- Line 33: Update the ambient Glint environment import in types/global.d.ts from
the v1 package to a v2 package: replace the current import of
'@glint/environment-ember-loose' with either
'@glint/environment-ember-template-imports' or
'@glint/environment-ember-loose/v2' (choose the one matching your template
strategy) so the ambient types align with the installed '@glint/ember-tsc' v2
wiring referenced in tsconfig.json; ensure the import statement in
types/global.d.ts is the only change and run the type checker (ember-tsc) to
verify no remaining ambient type errors.
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Fix type annotation and unsafe regex cast in completion validation.
The opts parameter is typed as { regex?: string } but receives a RegExp instance (line 38). When casting as string with opts.regex as string, if regex were undefined, new RegExp(undefined) would create /(?:)/, matching any input unexpectedly.
Update the type signature to accept RegExp | string | undefined, and handle each case explicitly with a fallback to this.alphaRegex:
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- isComplete(buffer: Array<string>, opts: { regex?: string }): boolean {
+ isComplete(buffer: Array<string>, opts: { regex?: string | RegExp }): boolean {
const value = buffer.join('');
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- return (
- Boolean(value.length) && new RegExp(opts.regex as string).test(value)
- );
+ const pattern =
+ opts.regex instanceof RegExp
+ ? opts.regex
+ : opts.regex
+ ? new RegExp(opts.regex)
+ : this.alphaRegex;
+
+ return Boolean(value.length) && pattern.test(value);
}Note: The same issue exists in rgb-input.gts (line 79) and hex-input.gts (line 54).
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In `@app/components/alpha-input.gts` around lines 58 - 63, Update the isComplete
signature and logic so opts.regex accepts RegExp|string|undefined and you don't
cast to string: change the parameter type in isComplete to opts: { regex?:
RegExp | string } (or include undefined) and then detect if opts.regex is a
RegExp, a string, or missing; construct the test RegExp by using opts.regex
directly when it's already a RegExp, new RegExp(opts.regex) when it's a string,
and fall back to this.alphaRegex when undefined/invalid before calling
.test(value); apply the same pattern to the analogous methods in rgb-input.gts
and hex-input.gts to avoid unsafe new RegExp(undefined) behavior.
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In Inputmask (the library wrapped by ember-inputmask), the isComplete option is a hook you can override with this signature:
isComplete(buffer: string[], opts: Options): boolean[1]
When you use the "Regex" mask/alias, the regex you configured is available as:
opts.regex(astring) [1]
The Inputmask docs/examples show opts.regex being used exactly this way:
$(selector).inputmask("Regex", {
regex: "[0-9]*",
isComplete: function (buffer, opts) {
return new RegExp(opts.regex).test(buffer.join(""));
}
});
``` [2]
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Guard optional opts.regex before building RegExp.
Line 55 force-casts an optional value (opts.regex as string) without checking if it's defined. If opts.regex is undefined, new RegExp(undefined) creates the permissive regex /(?:)/ that matches any string, causing completion checks to incorrectly succeed on invalid input.
Additionally, the type annotation declares regex?: string, but the component passes regex=this.hexRegex where hexRegex is a RegExp object, creating a type mismatch masked by the cast.
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- isComplete(buffer: Array<string>, opts: { regex?: string }): boolean {
- return new RegExp(opts.regex as string).test(buffer.join(''));
+ isComplete(buffer: Array<string>, opts: { regex?: string | RegExp }): boolean {
+ const pattern =
+ opts.regex instanceof RegExp
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+ : opts.regex
+ ? new RegExp(opts.regex)
+ : this.hexRegex;
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In `@app/components/hex-input.gts` around lines 54 - 55, The isComplete method
currently force-casts opts.regex to string and constructs a RegExp
unconditionally; instead, guard for undefined and accept a RegExp instance:
update the parameter type (regex?: string|RegExp) or handle both cases inside
isComplete, return false if opts.regex is not provided, and when provided, if
it's already a RegExp use it directly, otherwise construct a RegExp from the
string; reference the isComplete method and opts.regex and the component prop
hexRegex (which is a RegExp) so the fix prevents new RegExp(undefined) and
resolves the string/RegExp mismatch.
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In Inputmask v4.0.3 (which ember-inputmask wraps), the isComplete hook is called as:
isComplete(buffer, opts) -> booleanoptsis the resolved Inputmask options object for the current mask- When you use the
"Regex"mask/alias and pass aregexoption, that value is available asopts.regexinsideisComplete(so you can re-test the buffer against the configured regex). Example from the Inputmask docs:new RegExp(opts.regex).test(buffer.join('')). [1]
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- Inputmask docs / README section “isComplete” showing
Args => buffer, optsand the"Regex"example usingopts.regex. [1]
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Signature:
isComplete(buffer, opts) { ... }buffer: the current mask buffer (array of characters)opts: the Inputmask options object (mask/alias + merged defaults/options) [2]
Example:
<Inputmask
`@mask`="99/99/9999"
`@isComplete`={{(buffer, opts) => {
// opts.mask, opts.placeholder, opts.clearIncomplete, opts.alias, etc.
return buffer.join('').indexOf('_') === -1;
}}}
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[1] https://github.com/brandynbennett/ember-inputmask
[2] https://github.com/trendyminds/jquery.inputmask (docs excerpt showing isComplete(buffer, opts))
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If you start with a RegExp, pass its .source (and handle flags yourself), e.g.:
const re = /^[0-9]*$/i;
$(el).inputmask("Regex", {
regex: re.source, // <- string
isComplete(buffer, opts) {
return new RegExp(opts.regex, re.flags).test(buffer.join(""));
}
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Add fallback regex handling for optional opts.regex parameter.
The isComplete method declares opts.regex as optional but the component always provides it. However, the type signature and the force cast create ambiguity. The current code lacks a fallback if opts.regex is ever undefined—new RegExp(undefined as string) would not validate RGB values correctly.
Suggested fix
- isComplete(buffer: Array<string>, opts: { regex?: string }): boolean {
+ isComplete(buffer: Array<string>, opts: { regex?: string | RegExp }): boolean {
const value = buffer.join('');
-
- return Boolean(value.length) && new RegExp(opts.regex as string).test(value);
+ const pattern =
+ opts.regex instanceof RegExp
+ ? opts.regex
+ : opts.regex
+ ? new RegExp(opts.regex)
+ : this.rgbRegex;
+
+ return Boolean(value.length) && pattern.test(value);
}🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@app/components/rgb-input.gts` around lines 79 - 82, The isComplete method
currently force-casts opts.regex and builds a RegExp from it which fails if
opts.regex is undefined; update isComplete to use a safe fallback pattern when
opts.regex is missing (e.g., a regex string that matches three comma-separated
integers for RGB), e.g. compute const pattern = opts.regex ?? '...default
pattern...' and then use new RegExp(pattern).test(buffer.join('')) so isComplete
uses opts.regex when provided and a robust default otherwise; reference the
isComplete(buffer, opts) function and the opts.regex parameter when making the
change.
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