Updated types to support calling ObjectID()
without the new
keyword
#41
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This updates the typescript definitions file to allow calling the
ObjectID
class withoutnew
- as documented in the README and testsWe use interfaces here to allow us to define an object as both "newable" and callable.
We have one interface for the class constructor, this defines how to call it (new & as a function) as well as the static methods.
We then have another interface for the instance, this defines the members and methods.
We then have to export a
const ObjectID
so that typescript knows we are dealing with values, rather than types.