ob-scan-ts v1.0.2-a

ob-scan-ts

!IMPORTANT This package has been renamed to ts-nester with more features

Nested object to typescript interface

Installation

npm install ob-scan-ts

Usage

Nested object to typescript types

import { DotNestedKeys } from "ob-scan-ts";

const obj = { foo: { bar: 123, baz: 456 } };
type NestedKeys = DotNestedKeys<typeof obj>; // "foo.bar" | "foo.baz"

JSON to typescript types ( i18n use case )

import * as en from "en.json"

type TranslateKey = DotNestedKeys<typeof en>


// use TranslateKey for create a custom hook
export const useAppTranslate = () => {
  const { t: tOrigin } = useTranslation();

  const t = (key: TranslationKeys) => tOrigin(key);
  return {
    t,
  };
};

export default i18n;

API

DotNestedKeys<T>

Generates a union of string literals that represent nested keys of an object. Each key is separated by a dot.

Type Parameters

• T - The type of the input object.

Returns

The union type of keys in the object.

Example

const obj = { foo: { bar: 123, baz: 456 } };
type NestedKeys = DotNestedKeys<typeof obj>; // "foo.bar" | "foo.baz"

ChildItemType<T, key>

Example

  // Example usage
interface Obj {
  foo: string[];
  bar: { baz: number };
  baz: Array<{id: number, name: string}>;
}
type FooItem = ChildItemType<Obj, "foo"> // string
type BarItem = ChildItemType<Obj, "bar"> // { baz: number }
type BazItem = ChildItemType<Obj, "baz"> // { id: number, name: string }

ChildType<T, key>

Example

// Example usage
interface Obj {
  foo: string[];
  bar: { baz: number };
}
type FooItem = ChildType<Obj, "foo"> // string[]
type BarItem = ChildType<Obj, "bar"> // { baz: number }

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you find any issues or have any suggestions, please open an issue or submit a pull request.

License

This project is licensed under the ISC License. See the LICENSE file for details.