Best way of sharing/compiling types?

I have two applications, in one I have defined types like

const loginPayload = type({
  email: email,
  password: "string",
  "+": "delete",
});

const loginPayload = type({
  email: email,
  password: "string",
  "+": "delete",
});

I can make use of this type throughout the application by inferring i.e.

type LoginPayload = typeof loginPayload.infer;

type LoginPayload = typeof loginPayload.infer;

What would be the best way of sharing this type with the other (separate) application? I've previously been able to use

tsc

tsc

to correctly compile the types into a single file, but with recent versions of ArkType/TS (I'm not sure which updated to impact this), the types compile to

any

any

.

I came across the following approach in another thread which results in correctly compiled types

const loginPayload = type({
  email: email,
  password: "string",
  "+": "delete",
});

const inferred = loginPayload.infer;

export type LoginPayload = typeof inferred;

const loginPayload = type({
  email: email,
  password: "string",
  "+": "delete",
});

const inferred = loginPayload.infer;

export type LoginPayload = typeof inferred;

Is this the recommended approach for this use case or has something better been introduced since?

Thanks!

arktype•15mo ago•

6 replies

dibbo

Best way of sharing/compiling types?

I have two applications, in one I have defined types like

const loginPayload = type({
  email: email,
  password: "string",
  "+": "delete",
});

const loginPayload = type({
  email: email,
  password: "string",
  "+": "delete",
});

I can make use of this type throughout the application by inferring i.e.

type LoginPayload = typeof loginPayload.infer;

type LoginPayload = typeof loginPayload.infer;

What would be the best way of sharing this type with the other (separate) application? I've previously been able to use

tsc

tsc

to correctly compile the types into a single file, but with recent versions of ArkType/TS (I'm not sure which updated to impact this), the types compile to

any

any

.

I came across the following approach in another thread which results in correctly compiled types

const loginPayload = type({
  email: email,
  password: "string",
  "+": "delete",
});

const inferred = loginPayload.infer;

export type LoginPayload = typeof inferred;

const loginPayload = type({
  email: email,
  password: "string",
  "+": "delete",
});

const inferred = loginPayload.infer;

export type LoginPayload = typeof inferred;

Is this the recommended approach for this use case or has something better been introduced since?

Thanks!

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