arktype•16mo ago

Use native ts type

I was wondering if I could use an already created type:

type BlockainsName = "bitcoin" | "ethereum" | "solana" | "polygon-pos" | "binance-smart-chain" | "avalanche"

type BlockainsName = "bitcoin" | "ethereum" | "solana" | "polygon-pos" | "binance-smart-chain" | "avalanche"

type BlockainsName = "bitcoin" | "ethereum" | "solana" | "polygon-pos" | "binance-smart-chain" | "avalanche"

type BlockainsName = "bitcoin" | "ethereum" | "solana" | "polygon-pos" | "binance-smart-chain" | "avalanche"

inside an arktype type declaration:

export const walletType = type({
  address: "string",
  blockchain: "BlockainsName",
  {...}

export const walletType = type({
  address: "string",
  blockchain: "BlockainsName",
  {...}

export const walletType = type({
  address: "string",
  blockchain: "BlockainsName",
  {...}

export const walletType = type({
  address: "string",
  blockchain: "BlockainsName",
  {...}

I would go on and create an arktype literal as suggested in the docs, but this type is being declared from another object:

export type BlockainsName = keyof typeof blockchains

export type BlockainsName = keyof typeof blockchains

export type BlockainsName = keyof typeof blockchains

export type BlockainsName = keyof typeof blockchains

And I want it to be tighly coupled with that object