Provide TypeScript Definitions

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Using TypeScript can be considered best practice for type checking in JS.
If you could provide the TS definitions for brite.js it would speed up development and increase the quality of applications using brite.js.

You can find more information about TypeScript here

With these quick and dirty stubs I made it through your "Task Manager" tutorial. They are certainly incomplete and might very well be wrong too, but it's a start.

FILE: "brite.d.ts"

/// <reference path="../jquery/jquery.d.ts" />
/// <reference path="./brite.inMemoryDaoHandler.d.ts" />

// Type definitions for brite.js 1.1.2
// Project: http://britesnow.com/brite
// Definitions by: BriteSnow
// Definitions: https://github.com/BriteSnow/brite/DefinitelyTyped

declare module brite {

    export function registerView(name: String, config: Object, componentFactory?: any): void;
    export function display(viewName: String, parent: HTMLElement, data: Object, config: Object): void;
    export function display(name: String, selector: any, options?: Object);

    export interface DaoObject {
        create():any;
        list(options?:Object):any;
        get(id:String):any;
        update(id:String):any;
        delete(id:String):any;
    }
    export interface DaoHandler {
        entityType: any;        // support function or property
    }
    export function registerDao(daoHandler:DaoHandler):DaoObject;

    var config: {
        componentsHTMLHolder: String;
        tmplPath: String;
        jsPath: String;
        cssPath: String;
        tmplExt: String;
    }

    var viewDefaultConfig: {
        loadTmpl: boolean;
        loadCss: boolean;
        emptyParent : boolean;
        postDisplayDelay : number;
    }

}

file: "brite.InMemoryDaoHandler.d.ts"

/// <reference path="../jquery/jquery.d.ts" />
/// <reference path="./brite.d.ts" />


declare module brite {
    export class InMemoryDaoHandler implements DaoHandler {
        entityType:any;
        constructor(entityType:String, seed:Array<Object>, opts?:Object);
    }
}