@hugomrdias all files seem to be exporting all constants and codecs in types.ts which would increase the bundle size way too much. Do you have any recommendation on how to avoid that? I understand it's related to the @typedef declaration. I could just import them inline, but that would be quite ugly.

One more question: are the types automatically generated by the release command? Didn't see any information.

@hugomrdias all files seem to be exporting all constants and codecs in types.ts which would increase the bundle size way too much. Do you have any recommendation on how to avoid that? I understand it's related to the @typedef declaration. I could just import them inline, but that would be quite ugly.

i dont understand what you mean, are you talking about the .d.ts ? bundle size is not affected by this.

One more question: are the types automatically generated by the release command? Didn't see any information.

yes plus docs based on the types, aegir ts -p docs or aegir docs to check the docs.

@hugomrdias just updated according to your comments. However, the generation of the docs fail:

Looking at constants.d.ts, I don't think this is what we want. Before it would just say CodecNumber instead of listing all the numbers.

And this causes the error:

humm it should work check this https://multiformats.github.io/js-multihash/index.html

ah got it, define the Record in typescript like this https://github.com/multiformats/js-multihash/blob/master/src/types.ts

@hugomrdias unfortunately, the same error persists

It keeps generating these like that.

We should consider not exporting the constants on the main package. It clutters a lot the docs. We should do like in js-multihash and simply export that as a different variable. Will mention that in a differnt issue.