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typescript-test-utils

v1.2.1

Published

Helper types for testing your package exported types

Downloads

27

Readme

typescript-test-utils

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Helper types for testing your package exported types

  • Only depends on typescript installed.
  • Easily extendable

Note

I have notice some issues with typescript if your types are too complex, so I recommend using assertTrue and assertFalse instead of assert

Usage

You test them with the assert method ( wich is just a placeholder, it doesn't run anything ) and the type helpers

import {
  assert,
  assertTrue,
  assertFalse,
  HasProperties
} from "typescript-test-utils";

assertTrue<true>(); // ok
assertTrue<false>(); // nop
assertFalse<true>(); // nop
assertFalse<false>(); // ok

assert<true>(true); // ok
assert<false>(true); // nop

type MyType = { a: string };
assertTrue<HasProperties<MyType, "a">>(); // ok
assertFalse<HasProperties<MyType, "a">>(); // nop
assertTrue<HasProperties<MyType, "b">>(); // nop
assertFalse<HasProperties<MyType, "b">>(); // ok

And just run tsc on your test files to check for type errors

{
  "scripts": {
    "test": "tsc --noEmit src/*.test.ts"
  }
}

Assertions

There are currently some implemented, if you have any idea for a new one send a PR or open an issue

import { assert, HasProperties, Extends, Equals, Not } from "typescript-test-utils";

HasProperties<{ a: string, b: number }, "a" | "b"> // true
HasProperties<{ a: string, b: number }, "a" | "c"> // false

Extends<{ a: string, b: string }, { a: string }> // true
Extends<{ a: string, b: string }, { c: string }> // false

Equals<{ a: string }, { a: string }> // true
Equals<{ a: string, b: string }, { a: string }> // false

Not<true> // false
Not<false> // true

Not<Equals<{ a: string, b: string }, { a: string }>> // true

Adding your own assertions

You only need to make a type that returns true or false, for example:

type Not<T extends boolean> = T extends true ? false : true;

or

type Extends<T, K> = T extends K ? true : false;

These are the definitions of the Not and Extends helpers