Supplied parameters do not match any signature of call target

[caligatio]

Supplied parameters do not match any signature of call target

[Caligatio]

I can do a PR but I admittedly I'm not DefinitelyTyped expert. Should it be:

getHMAC(key:string, inputFormat:string, variant:string, outputFormat:string, outputFormatOpts?:OutputFormatOptions):string;

If so, I'll submit things

[ppiatek]

Check these 2 files:
\node_modules\@types\jssha\index.d.ts
\node_modules\@types\jssha\jssha-1.6.0.d.ts

I copied content of jssha-1.6.0.d.ts and inserted to index.d.ts
These helped me. I know that I shouldn't touch files in node_modules folder but I don't know how to do this in other way.

It seems that definition is wrong of function getHMAC in index.d.ts but it is correct in second file.
Maybe someone find more beautiful solution but this works for me.

[Caligatio]

Is that signature error some sort of Typescript error? I've never seen JavaScript emit something like that. My guess is that Typescript doesn't like optional parameters so try passing in an empty map, {}, as an extra last parameter.

[Caligatio]

Is this something I can actually fix or is there something wrong with whatever helper libraries you are using?

[davidLeonardi]

This is an issue with the community contributed type definitions for typescript, and something that should be fixed in the "definitelyTyped" repository.
Specifically, this file:
https://github.com/DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped/blob/master/jssha/index.d.ts
or this file:
https://github.com/DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped/blob/master/jssha/jssha-1.6.0.d.ts

[Caligatio]

I think I understand what's going on. Whatever tutorial you're using is using an old version of jsSHA (the v1 branch) which is deprecated and only receiving bug fixes. The DefinitelyTyped library moved on to the v2 API, thus the mismatch between the index.d.ts and jssha-1.6.0.d.ts. It also appears that someone deleted the jssha-1.6.0.d.ts file from DefinitelyTyped so I don't know if they're no longer supporting the concept of "old" library versions.

I'm closing this because it essentially has nothing to do with jsSHA and everything to do with DefinitelyTyped.