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To get the most out of the typings, the input conjuration needs to be static or const in Typescript. We should add a tip in the documentation here and in utils to reduce potential confusion.
// accurate
const results1 = parseArgs({ options: { foo: { type: 'string' }}});
// accurate
const config2 = { options: { foo: { type: 'string' }}} as const;
const results2 = parseArgs(config2);
// error because `type` is typed as string and not `'type'` so TypeScript can not check used correctly
const config3 = { options: { foo: { type: 'string' }}};
const results3 = parseArgs(config3); // error
If I understand correctly, the types for @pkgjs/parseargs will be available as @types/pkgjs__parseargs. I didn't know about this pattern for types for scoped packages, and I think worth putting in a tip about that in the README too.
To get the most out of the typings, the input conjuration needs to be static or const in Typescript. We should add a tip in the documentation here and in utils to reduce potential confusion.
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