@tsd/typescript
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TypeScript with some extras for type-checking.
This is a drop-in replacement for TypeScript meant for programmatic usage only. It does not expose the binaries like tsc and tsserver because it would override the TypeScript binaries of the project. It exposes extra methods on the internal TypeChecker object.
npm install --save-dev @tsd/typescript
This package is just TypeScript with some private methods exposed that tsd needs for enhanced type checking.
isTypeIdenticalTo(a: Type, b: Type): Check if two types are identical to each other. More info...isTypeSubtypeOf(a: Type, b: Type): Check if type a is a subtype of type b. More info...isTypeAssignableTo(a: Type, b: Type): Check if type a is assignable to type b.isTypeDerivedFrom(a: Type, b: Type): Check if type a is derived from type b. More info...isTypeComparableTo(a: Type, b: Type): Check if type a is comparable to type b. More info...areTypesComparable(a: Type, b: Type): Check if type a is comparable to type b and b is comparable to type a. More info...FAQs
TypeScript with some extras for type-checking.
The npm package @tsd/typescript receives a total of 202,298 weekly downloads. As such, @tsd/typescript popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @tsd/typescript demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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