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traflex-types

v1.0.0

Published

A collection of typescript utility types.

Downloads

2

Readme

flex-types

A collection of typescript utility types.

Some types are meant to be used to create more types and are not for everyday use.

Installation

pnpm

pnpm add flex-types -D

yarn

yarn add flex-types -D

Usage

You can visit [the doc website] (Not ready yet) for detailed documentation.

import

You can import the types you need from the root index file or the sub-modules.

import type { UpperFirst } from "flex-types"; // or "flex-types/string"

type Action = "buy" | "sell" | "cancel";

type Handlers = {
  [Key in Action as `on${UpperFirst<Key>}`]: () => void;
};
// {
//   onBuy: () => void;
//   onSell: () => void;
//   onCancel: () => void;
// }

types.d.ts

To use everyday types without import, you can use a *.d.ts file like this:

types.d.ts

/// <reference types="flex-types/global" />

Now you can use some types without import:

type A = UpperFirst<"nice">; // "Nice"
type B = List<"nice">; // "nice"[]
type C = Func<[index: number], boolean>; // (index: number) => boolean

For a list of the available types, you can [visit this page] (Not ready yet).