The module named "mongoose" does not have any member called 'PaginateResult' exported

I'm facing an issue while trying to add the necessary types for "mongoose-paginate" in my Angular 4 project setup with "angular-cli". The problem arises when Webpack throws an error.

import {PaginateResult} from "mongoose";

...

getAll(page: number): Observable<PaginateResult<Operation>> {
    ...
}

Interestingly, I can navigate to the correct file definition of PaginateResult by using Ctrl-click in Webstorm. Moreover, I have successfully installed the required types in the node_modules/@types directory through the command 

npm install --save @types/mongoose-paginate
.

Despite installing the types correctly, webpack is still throwing the following error:

ERROR in /Users/geoffroy/dev/git/ezvat/client4/src/app/components/operations/operation.service.ts (8,9): Module '"mongoose"' has no exported member 'PaginateResult'.

I'm puzzled about what could be causing this phenomenon. Can anyone shed some light on it?

angulartypescriptwebpackangular-cli

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