TypeScript

Use "good" TypeScript practices:

• assign a type when declaring variables (if type is not already correctly inferred)

  • ❌ const doc = {...} // no type; can have any fields/values

  • ✅ const doc: TDoc = {...} // type = TDoc ({ id: number, ... })

• narrow-scoped types when possible [1]

  • ❌ type side = string

    • allows "left", "right", "askdjf", "jdklfjal", ...

  • ✅ type side = "left" | "right"

    • allows "left" or "right" only

• minimal-to-no any or unknown types [1]

  • ❌ const item: any = {...}

  • ❌ const item: unknown = {...}

• minimal "type casting" / "type assertions" [1][2][3]

  • ❌ const item = {...} as TypeX