I see you are using type intersection for example GetterTree<State, State> & Getters. I have a general dbt, why did you choose this way but not interfaces.
GetterTree<State, State> & Getters
In interfaced you in extend the GetterTree<State, State> and then use it in the Getters part.
GetterTree<State, State>
interface Getter extends GetterTree<State, State> { // data }
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I see you are using type intersection for example
GetterTree<State, State> & Getters. I have a general dbt, why did you choose this way but not interfaces.In interfaced you in extend the
GetterTree<State, State>and then use it in the Getters part.