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Is it idiomatic TypeScript: using as const?

Hi, this is typescript related.

Is there a way to avoid <const> or as const hell?

I have an object type that has several fields that are unions for example:

type CssLayout = {
  display: "flex" | "grid" | "block";
}

type CssLayout = {
  display: "flex" | "grid" | "block";
}

type CssLayout = {
  display: "flex" | "grid" | "block";
}

type CssLayout = {
  display: "flex" | "grid" | "block";
}

then inside code:

const someData = {
  display: <const> "flex",
  ...
...
}

const someData = {
  display: <const> "flex",
  ...
...
}

const someData = {
  display: <const> "flex",
  ...
...
}

const someData = {
  display: <const> "flex",
  ...
...
}

Is this idiomatic TypeScript? or am I commiting a crime?

Is it idiomatic TypeScript: using as const?

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