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TypeError: hotkey.replace is not a function. (In 'hotkey.replace('++', '+add')', 'hotkey.replace' is undefined) #43

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xnukernel opened this issue Sep 25, 2021 · 0 comments

xnukernel commented Sep 25, 2021 •

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I'm getting a type error within the parseHotkey function in my TypeScript project:

TypeError: hotkey.replace is not a function. (In 'hotkey.replace('++', '+add')', 'hotkey.replace' is undefined)

at:

   125 | var ret = {};
   126 | 
   127 | // Special case to handle the `+` key since we use it as a separator.
 > 128 | hotkey = hotkey.replace('++', '+add');
   129 | var values = hotkey.split('+');
   130 | var length = values.length;

I've imported this using this typescript declaration file:

declare module 'is-hotkey' {
	function isHotkey(event: any)
	function isHotkey(hotkey: (string | string[]), event: any)
	function isHotkey(hotkey: (string | string[]), options: any, event: any)
	function parseHotkey(hotkey: string, options: any)
	function compareHotkey(object: any, event: any)
}

How do I fix this? Or get the compiler to stop complaining.

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