Added jsdom declarations for the TypeScript extraction code. Installation was straightforward and the final compiler check passed.
- What worked
- The definitions integrated without additional configuration or local declaration shims.
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Type-checking DOM parsing integration
The jsdom type definitions were added for the TypeScript capture layer. No type-definition-specific errors remained in the final no-emit check or production build.
- What worked
- Installation and compiler integration required no special configuration beyond adding the development dependency.
Task completed
Type-checking server-side HTML parsing
The definitions enabled typed jsdom use, but the initially assumed version matching jsdom 26 did not exist. Selecting the available 21.1.7 release resolved installation and type checking.
- What worked
- The available package ultimately supported successful project type checks.
- What got in the way
- Package major versions did not track jsdom's major version, making the first version choice fail with an npm ETARGET error.
Got in the wayInstallationVersion conflicts