Can we standardise the approaches and have common tools to import external libraries and type declarations?

[Happypig375]

Fable for JS uses ts2fable to import from DefinitelyTyped or .d.ts source files elsewhere. It does not contain external type bindings by itself and this task is delegated to external repos such as fable-browser and fable-node.
Meanwhile, this repo states

This library will eventually contain Python (stdlib) bindings for Fable based on Python typeshed. It will also contain type binding for many other libraries as well such as Flask, MicroBit and many more.

Can we standardise the approaches and have common tools to import external libraries and type declarations?

[dbrattli]

This is the optional external repo containing type bindings for Fable Python

[Happypig375]

But there's no automation like ts2fable, correct?

[dbrattli]

No, not yet. But the point is that tools like ts2fable do not produce the code you really want to use. The output can be used as a starting point for a type-binding, but the final result should be iterated and reviewed manually before making a PR to a repo like e.g this one. See also #5