How to use the tiny-secp256k1.verify function in tiny-secp256k1

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verify(hash: Buffer, signature: Buffer): boolean {
    return ecc.verify(hash, this.publicKey, signature);
  }
}

verify(hash, signature) {
        return ecc.verify(hash, this.publicKey, signature);
    }
}

verify(hash: Buffer, signature: Buffer): boolean {
    return ecc.verify(hash, this.publicKey, signature);
  }
}

verify(hash, signature) {
    return ecc.verify(hash, this.publicKey, signature);
  }
}