I would never use .d.ts files as typescript doesn't check these files by default. When we enable checking these files, typescript will scan even node_modules. Better to stick with types.ts files
I've never had an issue with TypeScript not checking them by default. Do you have a tsconfig or no? Also if you're using types for npm packages, those .d.ts files will be in your node_modules @types folder anyway. If you do not want this behavior, I believe you can exclude folders like node_modules from being looked at.
So types can be primitives whereas interfaces cannot, but for the most part, and in all other cases, interfaces should most likely be used over a type. Interfaces provide better type checking capabilities and allow for more thorough errors to be shown at build/compile time. There are a lot of people that feel that types should be used when you're talking about a physical model whereas interfaces should represent an abstract model that many different models can implement, but I tend to disagree with this just a bit. Personally, I tend to think that types should be used when you want a final declaration of a model that you do not want the possibility of extending further (interfaces can be redeclared multiple times and thus the model extended) whereas if you don't mind that aspect, I'd go with an interface.
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I would never use .d.ts files as typescript doesn't check these files by default. When we enable checking these files, typescript will scan even node_modules. Better to stick with types.ts files
I've never had an issue with TypeScript not checking them by default. Do you have a tsconfig or no? Also if you're using types for npm packages, those .d.ts files will be in your node_modules @types folder anyway. If you do not want this behavior, I believe you can exclude folders like node_modules from being looked at.
Amazing tutorial! Thanks for sharing this knowledge, i always get a bit confused when thinking about how will i organize the types.
100%! Glad you enjoyed and hope this helps make your projects a little bit easier moving forward :)
Spectacular! Thanks for the advice.
Great advice 👍 thanks.
Can you explain when to use interface and type for reusability
So types can be primitives whereas interfaces cannot, but for the most part, and in all other cases, interfaces should most likely be used over a type. Interfaces provide better type checking capabilities and allow for more thorough errors to be shown at build/compile time. There are a lot of people that feel that types should be used when you're talking about a physical model whereas interfaces should represent an abstract model that many different models can implement, but I tend to disagree with this just a bit. Personally, I tend to think that types should be used when you want a final declaration of a model that you do not want the possibility of extending further (interfaces can be redeclared multiple times and thus the model extended) whereas if you don't mind that aspect, I'd go with an interface.
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So helpful thank you😊
Can not find namespace models
It's created at the 2min mark
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