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Is it possible to get the value (not key) in a literal object as a literal, not its type (such as string) via mapped type in Typescript?

score 75 · Answer 1 · 2020-09-29 22:37:41

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Is it possible to get the value (not key) in a literal object as a literal, not its type (such as string) via mapped type in Typescript?

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Do TypeScript conditional types map differently than constrained generics?

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Mapped type/using a TS variable for a multiple fields?

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Omit readonly property when mapping type

How to define properties in a Typescript interface with dynamic elements in the key name?

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