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typed-toolkit

v1.0.6

Published

A strongly and strictly typed utilities library, providing advanced type inference and runtime helpers.

Readme

typed-toolkit

A strongly and strictly typed utilities library, providing advanced type inference and runtime helpers.

Features

  1. getFullPath
    • Validate and extract dynamic parameters from route strings like /user/:id/profile/:tab with full TypeScript type inference, replacing them with their respective values.
    • Ensures your route parameters match your path structure, both at runtime and in your editor for maximum safety.
    • Supports passing parameters as arrays or objects for flexible usage.

Installation

pnpm add typed-toolkit
# or
npm install typed-toolkit

Usage

import { getFullPath } from "typed-toolkit";

// Using array parameters
const path1 = getFullPath("/user/:id/profile/:tab", "123", "settings");
// path1: "/user/123/profile/settings"

// Using object parameters
const path2 = getFullPath("/user/:id/profile/:tab", {
  id: "123",
  tab: "settings"
});
// path2: "/user/123/profile/settings"

API

getFullPath<TPath, TParams>(path, ...params): string

  • path: A string with dynamic segments (e.g., /user/:id).
  • params: Either a list of values (in order) or a single object mapping segment names to values.

Type Safety

  • Compile-time errors if you provide the wrong number or names of parameters.
  • Type inference for returned path.

Advanced Types

  • ExtractDynamicSegments<TPath>: Extracts dynamic segment names from a path.
  • ValidPath<TPath>: Ensures the path format is valid.
  • ParamsAsObject<TPath, TParams>: Enforces object parameter structure.
  • DynamicParams<TPath, TParams>: Enforces array parameter structure.
  • ReturnedPath<TPath, TParams>: Infers the final path string.

License

MIT