Feature/move to typescript

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• Moves code base to typescript
• Adds vue example (./example)
• Adds react example (./example_react)

Todo:

• Check tests
• Test Vue and setup vue in react in example_react which was not done
• Check what's missing
• Check unpkg (do we really need it?)

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Ping @cwadrupldijjit

[cwadrupldijjit]

I briefly checked over everything in the PR. Still might need a little time to grok.

I noticed that the Travis CI integration didn't send any response back, but I'm not sure how to get to that yet. I'll have to look into it more.

Switching things over to TypeScript is looking good so far. I'm probably going to have to check everything out on my own before I can say either way. Having TypeScript support is definitely going to make life easier for anybody who consumes it but can also be quite nice for maintaining it.

For the items in the todo checklist, I can address those in a minute, but I can't focus on this for too much longer today. I'll try to address them before the end of the week.

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@cwadrupldijjit Just let me know if you need further help :)

Be aware I have edited the Todo list topic: Test Vue and setup vue in react in example_react which was not done

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It is a pity this was never pursued by vuera maintainers... :/

[cwadrupldijjit]

Truth be told, I've had a hectic year since I really sat down and looked at this project. My job, where I had been thinking to use this package, was cut short unexpectedly and I was scrambling to find another job. As such, life for me has been trying to stabilize well enough to focus on the open-source projects I'm connected with.

I have my own branch on this repo that I had been changing locally to work with TypeScript and address some of the other issues listed here, but because of said loss of job, I let it collect dust because other things became a higher priority.

However, I plan to test this out again and see what I think. I also figure that the dependencies/peer dependencies might need some refreshing. I also have been researching ways to make sure this translation layer between React and Vue is more seamless and could potentially include better feature support between the two.

As such, I'm really sorry I've been distracted by life over this PR and repo, but I do plan to return to this project and be a better maintainer.