create a boilerplate vuejs plugin that has a private function that starts a function at a configurable interval in typescript

First, create a new Vue.js plugin using the Vue.use method, which takes a function as an argument. This function should contain the logic of the plugin, including the private function that will start at a configurable interval. Here's an example:

index.ts
import Vue from 'vue';

export interface MyPluginOptions {
  interval: number;
}

function myPluginPrivateFunction() {
  // Do something on interval
}

export default {
  install(Vue: any, options: MyPluginOptions) {
    // Configure interval based on options
    const intervalTimer = setInterval(myPluginPrivateFunction, options.interval);

    // Register a global mixin
    Vue.mixin({
      mounted() {
        console.log('MyPlugin mounted');
      },
    });

    // Add a global property
    Vue.myGlobalProperty = 'MyPlugin';
  },
};

// Register the plugin
Vue.use(myPlugin, { interval: 1000 });
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In this example, the plugin takes an options object with an interval property that will determine how frequently the private function runs. The private function, myPluginPrivateFunction, is defined above the plugin's install method and will be called using setInterval.

Inside the install function, the plugin sets up a global mixin and property to demonstrate how these can also be added by a plugin. Finally, the plugin is registered using Vue.use.

To use the plugin in a Vue.js app, you can simply import the plugin file and register it using Vue.use in the app's main entry file.