Better TypeScript handling

[kartsims]

Trying to use your lib with TypeScript here and can't import the component properly.

As per these recommendations, one should export either a structured object or have a default export.

I personally prefer the default path since it would allow to use the same syntax for TS as for JS (so no need to add anything in the README)

Here is the diff that did the trick for me (types/index.d.ts) :

50c50
< export default InfiniteLoading;
---
> export = InfiniteLoading;

[PeachScript]

Hi @kartsims , it is better, thanks for your PR!

[PeachScript]

@kartsims hello, I have been released a new version v2.3.4 contains this change, but it cannot works correctly when import declaration from namespace:

import InfiniteLoading, { StateChanger } from 'vue-infinite-loading';

But it works well when using export = InfiniteLoading;, do you know the real reason?

[kartsims]

Have you tried :

import * as InfiniteLoading, { StateChanger } from 'vue-infinite-loading';

[kartsims]

Or as this SO thread implies, you might need to write :

import { default as InfiniteLoading, StateChanger } from 'vue-infinite-loading';

Not very convenient tho

[PeachScript]

I tried just now, but TypeScript throw an error like this:

Module '"/path/to/project/node_modules/vue-infinite-loading/types/index"' has no exported member 'StateChanger'.

Did you see it when using v2.3.4?