How to use the typescript-is.is function in typescript-is
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item: V;
}
interface Baz {
buz: W;
}
interface Foo extends Bar<u>, Baz {
type: 'cool';
secondItem: T;
thirdItem: Bar>;
}
console.log(is, string>>({}));
console.log(is, string>>({ item: 'string', buz: 1, type: 'cool', secondItem: { item: 2 }, thirdItem: { item: { item: true } } }));
console.log(is(true));
console.log(is(false));
</u>}
interface Baz {
buz: W;
}
interface Foo extends Bar<u>, Baz {
type: 'cool';
secondItem: T;
thirdItem: Bar>;
}
console.log(is, string>>({}));
console.log(is, string>>({ item: 'string', buz: 1, type: 'cool', secondItem: { item: 2 }, thirdItem: { item: { item: true } } }));
console.log(is(true));
console.log(is(false));
</u>interface Bar /*extends Pick*/ {
item: V;
}
interface Baz {
buz: W;
}
interface Foo extends Bar<u>, Baz {
type: 'cool';
secondItem: T;
thirdItem: Bar>;
}
console.log(is, string>>({}));
console.log(is, string>>({ item: 'string', buz: 1, type: 'cool', secondItem: { item: 2 }, thirdItem: { item: { item: true } } }));
console.log(is(true));
console.log(is(false));
</u>typescript-is
TypeScript transformer that generates run-time type-checks.
