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type-assertions
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Assertions to test your TypeScript types.
Define a type-tests.ts
file and you can make assertions like:
import * as ta from 'type-assertions';
ta.assert<ta.Not<ta.Equal<{x: 1}, never>>>();
ta.assert<ta.Not<ta.Equal<never, {x: 1}>>>();
ta.assert<ta.Not<ta.Equal<{x: 1}, {y: 1}>>>();
ta.assert<ta.Not<ta.Equal<{y: 1}, {x: 1}>>>();
ta.assert<ta.Extends<{x: 1}, any>>();
ta.assert<ta.Not<ta.Extends<any, {x: 1}>>>();
ta.assert<ta.UnionIncludesExact<string | number, string>>();
ta.assert<ta.Not<ta.UnionIncludesExact<string | number, 'hello'>>>();
ta.assert<ta.Not<ta.UnionIncludesExact<number, 'hello'>>>();
When you run the build, you will get errors in typesctipt if any of your assertions are not valid.
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Assertions to test your TypeScript types.
The npm package type-assertions receives a total of 7,148 weekly downloads. As such, type-assertions popularity was classified as popular.
We found that type-assertions demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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