How can I clone/make a new type without caching?

I want to assign a sort of metadata and additional methods directly to the type value, however, due to types being cached, those assignments will exist on every instance of that type signature. Is there anyway to disable caching for a single type, or clone an existing type so it has a new reference?

Example of the sort of thing I want to do:

const User = type({ id: 'string' });
User.displayName = 'User';

const Post = type({ id: 'string' });
Post.displayName = 'Post';

console.log(User === Post); // true
console.log(User.displayName === 'Post'); // true

const User = type({ id: 'string' });
User.displayName = 'User';

const Post = type({ id: 'string' });
Post.displayName = 'Post';

console.log(User === Post); // true
console.log(User.displayName === 'Post'); // true

arktype•5mo ago•

3 replies

Apteryx

How can I clone/make a new type without caching?

const User = type({ id: 'string' });
User.displayName = 'User';

const Post = type({ id: 'string' });
Post.displayName = 'Post';

console.log(User === Post); // true
console.log(User.displayName === 'Post'); // true

const User = type({ id: 'string' });
User.displayName = 'User';

const Post = type({ id: 'string' });
Post.displayName = 'Post';

console.log(User === Post); // true
console.log(User.displayName === 'Post'); // true

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