Remove JS Doc comments that blow up in TypeScript 2.9 from index.js #57
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These JS Doc comments are causing my Angular production build to fail because my production build includes this code (this package is a dependency of a dependency of mine that is needed at compile time) and this code does not compile due to a bug in TypeScript version 2.9.
To resolve the issue, I have a custom script that removes the comments from this file so that my production build will pass. I would very much appreciate it if you would merge this PR and publish the changes on NPM so that I do not need to do this hacky thing during my deployments. I know that other people are having this same problem (even though I'm a bit late to the party).
If you want to keep these comments, can you please put them into a format that will compile for all TypeScript versions? It would be very much appreciated.