Code structure and lack of Typings

[MrVichr]

I'm trying to use asmCrypto in Typescript. I need to use the low-level Hash and HMAC functions (reset, process, finish, result). Existing asmcrypto.js.d.ts does not cover these functions.
I tried to write some typings, but 1) I'm not an expert on that and most importantly, 2) the code structure is really convoluted.
I suggest NOT using classes in Javascript. Also you should use inheritance to implement common behavior, instead of augmenting an existing object with independent functions (hash_reset etc.). Further, there seems to be quite a bit of confusion where HASH_SIZE and BLOCK_SIZE belong (hmac object itself, or its prototype).
It's pretty much impossible to describe the current codebase with *.d.ts files, exactly because Typescript was designed to prevent some techniques used in asmCrypto.

Last note, I noticed that the option heapSize is not passed from sha256_constructor (and others) to _heap_init.

If anyone finds themselves in the same situation, I've attached some simple typings I made. They show errors in Intellisense and some elements are "any" instead of typed objects but at least it compiles without warnings or errors.

simple_asmcrypto_types.zip

[alippai]

Just released the new, TS based AsmCrypto 2.0. Hope that you find the new types more usable. I know there is a lot of room for improvement, any suggestion is welcomed.