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// !! DISCLAIMER !! I'm still a beginner at Typescript and only mediocre at javascript.
// If you see any sort of mistake please do feel free to comment.
// This gist was created because I was trying to figure out how to port out
// some old js codes to typescript and I had to deal with libraries with no @types files.

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// BEFORE YOU START
// If you want to totally ignore with the whole typing thing for functions
// Just declare this in your Typescript file
declare var function_name_here: any; // if the function returns something

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<!-- Had a bootstrap modal that didn't close fully before the another modal is called -->
<!-- from googling around most people reccomended acting on the hidden events -->
<!-- but I only wanted it to work only when a specific function is called -->
<!-- EVENTS MAY DIFFER FROM VERSION TO VERSION -->
<!-- https://getbootstrap.com/docs/4.0/components/modal/#events -->

<!--
  $("your jquery selector here").one('your choice of events', function(e) {
    // Do something here
  });

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// I was getting an empty grid even though the POST request returned a [200] response
// and there was data in the response body when I checked the browser console.
// 
// Turns out .NET Core MVC has a behavior of formatting anything that passes the Json() function to be camelCased.
// Telerik Kendo was probably looking for something like "response.Data" but the response gave "response.data", note the lowercase

// Go to your Startup.cs in your project and add the following to the MVC services

services.AddMvc()
  .AddJsonOptions(option => option.SerializerSettings.ContractResolver = new DefaultContractResolver()); // Add JsonOptions

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