| 1 | import {inspect} from 'util';
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| 3 | // @achrinza: One of the limitations of these definitions is that the class instance
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| 4 | // isn't callable; Hence, changing the `value` class member must be done
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| 5 | // directly. This is a TypeScript limitation as class constructors cannot
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| 6 | // have a custom return value.
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| 7 | export function DateString(value: DateString | string): DateString;
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| 8 | export class DateString {
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| 9 | private _when: string;
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| 10 | private _date: Date;
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| 11 |
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| 12 | get when(): string;
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| 13 | set when(val: string);
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| 14 |
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| 15 | constructor(value: string);
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| 16 |
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| 17 | toString(): DateString['when'];
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| 18 | toJSON(): {when: DateString['when']};
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| 19 | inspect(): string;
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| 20 | [inspect.custom]: DateString['inspect'];
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| 21 | }
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