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type-assertions

Assertions to test your TypeScript types.


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Type Assertions

Assertions to test your TypeScript types.

Usage

Define a type-tests.ts file and you can make assertions like:

import * as ta from 'type-assertions';

export type t1 = ta.Assert<ta.Not<ta.Equal<{x: 1}, never>>>;
export type t1a = ta.Assert<ta.Not<ta.Equal<never, {x: 1}>>>;

export type t2 = ta.Assert<ta.Not<ta.Equal<{x: 1}, {y: 1}>>>;
export type t2a = ta.Assert<ta.Not<ta.Equal<{y: 1}, {x: 1}>>>;

export type t3 = ta.Assert<ta.Extends<{x: 1}, any>>;
export type t4 = ta.Assert<ta.Not<ta.Extends<any, {x: 1}>>>;

export type t5 = ta.Assert<ta.UnionIncludesExact<string | number, string>>;
export type t6 = ta.Assert<
  ta.Not<ta.UnionIncludesExact<string | number, 'hello'>>
>;
export type t7 = 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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MIT

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Package last updated on 23 Mar 2019

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