fix(ts): fixs the use of @ts-ignore when passing custom hooks

[ylyra]

Hi there! First of all, I really loved the project.

Noticed that in the examples, you’re using @ts-ignore because of the custom hooks. This PR address that. It is not be the most elegant solution, but it works well 😬.

[brandonmcconnell]

@ylyra Thanks for the PR 🙂

Could you rework this to use the declared Fn type instead of any?
This should also remove the need for & { length?: never; }

Once that's done, remove that @ts-ignore statement and make sure the package still builds and all tests pass.

Thanks again!

[ylyra]

Hi @brandonmcconnell

With the declared Fn, it doesn’t really work right. TypeScript kinda gets lost (like you can see in the screenshot), and the types for each custom function disappear.

I tweaked it a bit to still use any, but now it checks if the passed value extends Fn.

Also removed the & { length?: never; } and @ts-ignore

Now

Tks

[brandonmcconnell]

@ylyra Thanks for the update! I'll check this over the weekend. The fix might be fine, but I'm weary of using any anywhere, as it can be a slippery slope for loose-type checking.

[ylyra]

Awesome, thanks.