How to use the ably.d.ts function in ably
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'<%= dirs.crypto_js %>/hmac.js',
'<%= dirs.crypto_js %>/enc-base64.js',
'<%= dirs.browser %>/lib/util/domevent.js',
'<%= dirs.browser %>/lib/util/msgpack.js',
'<%= dirs.fragments %>/platform-browser.js',
'<%= dirs.browser %>/lib/util/webstorage.js',
ablyFiles,
'<%= dirs.browser %>/lib/transport/jsonptransport.js',
'<%= dirs.fragments %>/ably-commonjs-epilogue.js'
);
gruntConfig.concat['ably.d.ts'].src = [].concat(
'ably.d.ts'
);
gruntConfig.bump = {
options: {
files: ['package.json', 'bower.json', 'README.md'],
globalReplace: true,
commit: true,
commitMessage: 'Regenerate and release version %VERSION%',
commitFiles: [], // Add files manually as can't add new files with a commit flag
createTag: true,
tagName: '%VERSION%',
tagMessage: 'Version %VERSION%',
push: false,
prereleaseName: 'beta'
}ably
Realtime client library for Ably, the realtime messaging service
