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A collection of utilities to take your TypeScript development up a notch
(you can cherrypick what you import)
tsafe
in your life
A few GIFs to convince you that you need
Assert things you know are true, get runtime errors where you were wrong:
Implement compile time unit testing
Playground
Make sure all properties of an object are deconstructed
Playground
Make sure you never forget a case in a switch
Playground
Enjoy Zod without having to give up on declaring your types explicitly:
Make TypeScript believe whatever you say without having to write const obj2 = obj as Bar
.
The more powerfully is to be able to tell TypeScript that obj
ist not of type Bar
:
Motivations
Powerful TypeScript features like assertion functions or user-defined type guards are only useful if paired with utility functions.
TypeScript, however, only exports type helpers (e.g. Record
, ReturnType
, etc.).
This module provides «the missing builtins» such as the assert function
and corrects frustrating aspects of default utility types such as ReturnType
.
Installation
tsafe
is both an NPM and a Deno module.
(Achieved with denoify)
Import in deno:
import { assert, typeGuard, ... } from "https://deno.land/x/tsafe/mod.ts";
Install elsewhere:
$ npm install --save tsafe
#OR
$ yarn add tsafe