Congratulations! Really good article, very useful! I would like to add the possibility to create your own type guards on the type guard section, here is an example:
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That defeats the purpose of using the type guard altogether. Typescript won’t infer the type from that function. :obj is ImportantType is the what tells typescript what the passed parameters type is. Hence type guard.
Congratulations! Really good article, very useful! I would like to add the possibility to create your own type guards on the type guard section, here is an example:
i think
: obj is ImportantTypeis ok, but can be more simpler:But it wouldn't be a type guard though.
thanks for explain
That defeats the purpose of using the type guard altogether. Typescript won’t infer the type from that function. :obj is ImportantType is the what tells typescript what the passed parameters type is. Hence type guard.
thanks for explain
Great! A really good example, I will add it to the article.