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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 86 · Answer 1 · 2024-12-30 19:43:11

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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?

Extend Discriminated Unions

Type properties to discriminated union types

Do TypeScript conditional types map differently than constrained generics?

Mapped type is not an array type

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

Is it possible to constrain function arguments to a predefined type through a mapped type?

Typescript: index signatures in mapped type

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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