What is the best way to write flowtype definitions for a module? I am aware of the flow-typed project, is this the best way to write definitions even if you own the library? The documentation is not very clear about this.
flow-typed approach does not work for private modules. What is the recommendation in this case?
What is the best way to write flowtype definitions for private modules?
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I'd recommend reading through Authoring and publishing JavaScript modules with Flow.
The short answer is that you can distribute your module with
.js.flowfiles that Flow will read to get type information. Usually these are just copies of your original source code from before the type annotations were deleted, created using theflow-copy-sourcepackage.flow-typedexists to provide definitions for modules that do not provide them automatically, but you can include the type definitions right inside your own modules.