Dynamic load

URL is available in the dom typings provided by TypeScript. It's a global there so it doesn't need to be explicitly imported. It's the same type that is exported by the url module in node typings in v7 and 8. This way I've tried to make this module usable for users of node typings <7.

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I don't understand the rationale for closing this one. Is it acceptable to include the dom even if it isn't actually available?

Static loadingexamples

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I was actually thinking of brining this up earlier but never got the time. In my backend projects I don't feel that I should need to enable dom since that's not available in that environment...

What isstatic loadingin the body

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Same for me here (like @LinusU said). got is a universal package and so is my package. It might be running in a DOM environment, but might also be running in node.

Static loadingErgonomics

Results of in vitro studies conducted on isolated bone specimens have indicated a higher tolerance to static load than exists when exposed to cyclic loading, when controlled for creep rate. If this difference in load tolerance exists, it may be exploited to extend the life of vertebral bone exposed to repetitive compression, and potentially alter the development of spinal injury. However, little work has been conducted on functional spinal units to determine if bone displays this characteristic within an intact joint. Additionally, static loading may result in load redistribution within the intervertebral disc forcing more of the compressive load towards the periphery of the endplate away from the nucleus. In order to examine these potential mechanisms, 218 osteoligamentous porcine functional spinal units were assigned to one of 15 loading scenarios. This involved one of three normalized peak load magnitudes (50%, 70% and 90% of estimated compressive tolerance) and one of five normalized static load applications (0%, 50%, 100%, 200% and 1000% of the total dynamic work duration). Load magnitude significantly altered the resistance to cumulative compression with decreased peak magnitudes corresponding to both increased cumulative load tolerance and increased height loss. Static load periods did not alter the resistance of the spinal unit to cumulative compression or impact the number of cycles tolerated to failure. The insertion of static load periods impacted the total survival time to failure, but only for the 1000% static load group, an exposure unlikely to occur for most in vivo exposures. The insertion of static load periods decreased the amount of height loss during testing which may play a protective role by allowing load redistribution within the vertebral bone and intervertebral disc.

@eduardoweiland would you mind re-opening this issue? Even though adding dom to the libs works, that does not seem correct as we do not have a DOM in Node.js. Doing that ought to bring in other, incorrect typings. So the issue has not been properly solved yet.

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I'm not sure if there is any better solutions though, but one way could be to type a small interface of the props that got actually looks at. It's to my understanding that it would then be perfectly fine to pass it an URL class