New Post: Have you considered TypeScript?

I'm using and enjoying TypeScript in CRM. I've created an alert.d.ts file, but it doesn't work very well for the icon parameter in show, since it is a string. Would you consider making this in TypeScript? I could create it for you if you'd like. The resultant js would be 100% compatible still.

Here is my alert.d.ts file if you'd like to include it:

declare module Alert {
    export interface Button {
        label: string;
        callback?: () => void;
    }
}

declare class Alert {


    // purpose: display an alert style dialog for the user using the CRM lightbox (web) or modal dialog (outlook)
    // Allows for custom buttons and callbacks
    // title = 
    // message = 
    // buttons = 
    // icon = 
    // width = 
    // height = 
    // baseUrl = 
    /**
     * Display an alert style dialog for the user using the CRM lightbox (web) or modal dialog (outlook) 
     * Allows for custom buttons and callbacks
     * @param title Main big message
     * @param message (optional) Sub-heading shown below the title
     * @param buttons (otional, defaults to 'Ok') Array of buttons and callback functions for each button. Callbacks optional. E.g. [{label: "OK", callback: function(){}},{label: "Cancel"}]
     * @param icon (optional, defaults to none) Displays a custom icon on the alert: INFO, WARNING, ERROR, SUCCESS, QUESTION
     * @param width (optional, defaults to _dialogWidth) Custom width of the dialog
     * @param height (optional, defaults to _dialogHeight) Custom height of the dialog
     * @param baseUrl (optional, defaults to getClientUrl) Base url of CRM (only required if no access to Xrm.Page)
     */
    static show(title: string, message?: string, buttons?: Alert.Button[], icon?: string, width?: number, height?: number, baseUrl?: string) : void;
}