Viacheslav Eremin | Typescript Colt lecture

(FRONT) FRONT (2021)

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https://www.totaltypescript.com/, https://github.com/total

1. Advanced TypeScript Patterns

1.Advanced Workshop Welcome
2.What is a Branded Type?
3.Form Validation with Branded Types
4.Assigning Branded Types to Values
5.Using Branded Types as Entity Ids
6.Add Branded Types to Functions and Models
7.Creating Reusable Validity Checks with Branded Types and Type Helpers
8.Combine Type Helpers with Branded Types
9.Creating Validation Boundaries with Branded Types
10.Using Branded Types to Validate Code Logic
11.Using Index Signatures with Branded Types
12.Indexing an Object with Branded Types
13.TypeScript's Global Scope
14.Add a Function to the Global Scope
15.Add Functionality to Existing Global Interfaces
16.Use Declaration Merging to Add Functionality to the Global Window
17.Add Types to Properties of Global Namespaced Interfaces
18.Typing process.env in the NodeJS Namespace
19.Colocating Types for Global Interfaces
20.Solving the Colocation Problem with Globals
21.Filtering with Type Predicates
22.Use a Type Predicate to Filter Types
23.Checking Types with Assertion Functions
24.Ensure Valid Types with an Assertion Function
25.Avoiding TypeScript's Most Confusing Error
26.Declare Assertion Functions Properly to Avoid Confusing Errors
27.Combining Type Predicates with Generics
28.Filtering with Type Predicates and Generics
29.Combining Brands and Type Predicates
30.Checking for Validity with Brands and Type Predicates
31.Combining Brands with Assertion Functions
32.Validate Types with Brands and Assertions
33.Classes as Types and Values
34.Using Classes in TypeScript
35.Dive into Classes with Type Predicates
36.Simplifying TypeScript with Type Predicates
37.Assertion Functions and Classes
38.Leverage Assertion Functions for Better Inference in Classes
39.Class Implementation Following the Builder Pattern
40.TRPC's Creator on the Builder Pattern
41.Create a Type Safe Map with the Builder Pattern
42.Getters and Setters in the Builder Pattern
43.Debugging the Builder Pattern
44.Default Generics in the Builder Pattern
45.Building Chainable Middleware with the Builder Pattern
46.The Power of Generics and the Builder Pattern
47.Subclassing in Zod
48.Where Do External Types Come From?
49.Extract Types to Extend an External Library
50.Retrieve Function Parameters from an External Library
51.Navigating Lodash's Type Definitions
52.Finding Proper Type Arguments and Generics with Lodash
53.Passing Type Arguments with Lodash
54.Navigating Express's Type Definitions
55.Add Query Params to an Express Request
56.Make an Express Request Function Generic
57.Browsing Zod's Types
58.Create a Runtime and Type Safe Function with Generics and Zod
59.Infer Runtime Arguments from a Zod Schema
60.Override External Library Types
61.Create a Declarations File to Override Types
62.Identity Functions as an Alternative to the `as const`
63.Narrowing in an Identity Function for Better Inference
64.Add Constraints to an Identity Function
65.Constraining and Narrowing an Identity Function
66.Specifying Where Inference Should Not Happen
67.Fix Inference Issues with F.NoInfer
68.Find the Generic Flow of an Identity Function
69.Avoid Duplicate Code in an Identity Function with Generics
70.Reverse Mapped Types
71.Inference Inception in an Identity Function
72.Merge Dynamic Objects with Global Objects
73.Add Objects to the Global Scope Dynamically
74.Narrowing with an Array
75.Narrowing with Arrays and Generics
76.Create a Type-Safe Request Handler with Zod and Express
77.Type-Safe Request Handlers with Zod and Express
78.Building a Dynamic Reducer
79.Dynamic Reducer with Generic Types
80.Custom JSX Elements
81.Adding Custom Elements to JSX.IntrinsicElements

2. TypeScriptGenerics

1.TypeScript Generics Workshop Welcome
2.Typing Functions with Generics
3.Replace the unknown Type with a Generic
4.Restricting Generic Argument Types
5.Add Constraints to a Generic
6.Typing Independent Parameters
7.Use Multiple Generics with a Function
8.Approaches for Typing Object Parameters
9.Approaches for Typing Object Parameters: Solution
10.Generic Functions in Excalidraw
11.Generics in Classes
12.Add Types to a Class
13.Generic Mapper Function
14.Add Object Property Constraints to a Generic
15.The Importance of Generics in TypeScript
16.Add Type Parameters to a Function
17.Pass Type Arguments to a Function
18.Defaults in Type Parameters
19.Specify a Default Value
20.Infer Types from Type Arguments
21.Infer from the Type Arguments of a Class
22.Strongly Type a Reduce Function
23.Pass Type Arguments to a Reduce Function
24.Avoid any Types with Generics
25.Use Generics to Type a Fetch Request
26.Passing Type Arguments in cal.com
27.Improving Code Maintainability
28.Generics at Different Levels
29.Represent Generics at the Lowest Level
30.Typed Object Keys
31.Two Approaches for Typing Object Keys
32.Make a Generic Wrapper for a Function
33.Constrain a Type Argument to a Function
34.Understand Literal Inference in Generics
35.Understand Generic Inference When Using Objects as Arguments
36.Inferring Literal Types from any Basic Type
37.Accepting Multiple Literal Types
38.Infer the Type of an Array Member
39.Constrain to the Array Member, Not the Array
40.Generics in a Class Names Creator
41.Two Approaches to Working with Class Names
42.Generics in React Query
43.Generics with Conditional Types
44.Ensure Runtime Level & Type Level Safety with Conditional Types
45.Fixing Errors in Generic Functions
46.Fixing the "Not Assignable" Error
47.Generic Function Currying
48.Fix Type Inference in Curried Functions
49.Generic Interfaces with Functions
50.Understanding Generics at Different Levels of Functions
51.Spotting Useless Generics
52.Refactoring Functions with Unnecessary Type Arguments
53.Spotting Missing Generics
54.Improving Type Inference with Additional Generics
55.How tRPC Handles Inheritable Generics
56.Refactoring Generics for a Cleaner API
57.Create a Factory Function to Apply Type Arguments to All Child Functions
58.The Partial Inference Problem
59.A Workaround for The Lack of Partial Inference
60.What is a Function Overload?
61.Understanding Function Overloads
62.Function Overloads vs. Conditional Types
63.Match Return Types with Function Overloads
64.Debugging Overloaded Functions
65.Specifying Types for an Overloaded Function
66.Function Overloads vs. Union Types
67.When to Use Overloads and Unions
68.Generics in Function Overloads
69.Typing Different Function Use Cases
70.Solving an Inference Mystery
71.The Inference Mystery Solved
72.Use Function Overloads to Infer Initial Data
73.Split Functions Into Two Different Call Signatures
74.The "Instantiated with Subtype" Error
75.Handling Default Arguments with Function Overloads
76.Make An Infinite Scroll Function Generic with Correct Type Inference
77.Introduce a Type Parameter to Ensure Type Consistency
78.Create a Function with a Dynamic Number of Arguments
79.Use a Tuple to Represent a Dynamic Number of Arguments
80.Create a Pick Function
81.Extracting Object Properties with Reduce and Generics
82.Create a Form Validation Library
83.Add Strong Typing and Proper Error Handling to a Form Validator
84.Improve a Fetch Function to Handle Missing Type Arguments
85.Modify a Generic Type Default for Improved Error Messages
86.Typing a Function Composition with Overloads and Generics
87.Using Overloads and Generics to Type Function Composition
88.Build an Internationalization Library
89.Extract Types from Strings for an Internationalization Library

3. TypeTransformations

1.Type Transformations Workshop Welcome: Explainer
2.Get the Return Type of a Function
3.Use a Utility Type to Extract a Functions Return Type
4.Typeof Keyword, and Type Level
5.Extract Function Parameters Into A Type
6.Use a Utility Type to Extract Function Parameters
7.Extract The Awaited Result of a Promise
8.Use Utility Types To Extract a Promise's Result
9.Create a Union Type From an Objects Keys
10.Create Unions from Objects Using Two Operators
11.Understand The Terminology Around Unions
12.Union Terminology Examples
13.Extracting Members of a Discriminated Union
14.Extract From A Union Using a Utility Type
15.Excluding Parts of a Discriminated Union
16.Use a Utility Type to Remove a Single Member of a Union
17.The Power of Union Types in TypeScript: Explainer
18.Extract Object Properties into Individual Types
19.Use Indexed Access Types to Extract Object Properties
20.Extract the Discriminator from a Discriminated Union
21.Simple Syntax Used to Access Parts of a Discriminated Union
22.Resolve an Objects Values as Literal Types
23.The Annotation Used to Infer an Object's Values as Literal Types
24.Create a Union From an Object's Values
25.Extract Specific Members From A Union with Indexed Access
26.Get All of an Objects Values
27.Use Two Operators With Indexed Access to Get All of an Object's Values
28.Create Unions out of Array Values
29.Methods Used to Create Unions out of Array Values
30.Only Allow Specified String Patterns
31.Template Literal with Strings
32.Extract Union Strings Matching a Pattern
33.Extracting String Pattern Matches with Template Literals
34.Create a Union of Strings with All Possible Permutations of Two Unions
35.Passing Unions Into Template Literals
36.Splitting A String into a Tuple
37.Using S From ts-toolbelt to Split a String Into a Tuple
38.Create an Object Whose Keys Are Derived From a Union
39.Use a Utility Type to Create An Object From A Union
40.Transform String Literals To Uppercase
41.Manipulate String Literals Using Type Helpers
42.Template Literals in Mattermost: Explainer
43.Introducing Type Helpers
44.Create Functions that Return Types
45.Creating a Maybe Type Helper
46.The Unconstrained Maybe Type Helper
47.Ensure Type Safety in a Type Helper
48.Use Constraints to Limit Type Parameters
49.Create a Reusable Type Helper
50.Add Support for Multiple Types in a Type Helper
51.Optional Type Parameters in Type Helpers
52.Set a Default Type Value in a Type Helper
53.Functions as Constraints for Type Helpers
54.Support Function Type Constraints with Variable Arguments
55.Constraining Types for Anything but null or undefined
56.Exclude null and undefined from the Maybe Type
57.Constraining Type Helpers to Non-Empty Arrays
58.Enforce a Minimum Array Length in a Type Helper
59.Explainer: Type Helpers in Redux
60.Add Conditional Logic to a Type Helper
61.Compare and Return Values with Extends and the Ternary Operator
62.Refine Conditional Logic in a Type Helper
63.Prevent Unwanted Type Scenarios from Happening
64.How TypeScript Added Conditional Types: Explainer
65.Introducing infer for Conditional Logic
66.Infer Elements Inside a Conditional with Infer
67.Extract Type Arguments to Another Type Helper
68.Use infer with Generics to Extract Types from Arguments
69.Extract Parts of a String with a Template Literal
70.Pattern Matching on Template Literals with Infer
71.Template Literal Types Were Nearly Regexes: Explainer
72.Extract the Result of an Async Function
73.Optionally Infer the Return Type of a Function
74.Extract the Result From Several Possible Function Shapes
75.Two Methods for Extracting the Result of Multiple Possible Functions
76.Distributivity in Conditional Types
77.Using Generic Context to Avoid Distributive Conditional Types
78.Map Over a Union to Create an Object
79.Use Mapped Types to Create an Object from a Union
80.Mapped Types with Objects
81.Map Over the Keys of an Object
82.Transforming Object Keys in Mapped Types
83.Remapping Object Keys in a Mapped Type
84.How Excalidraw uses Mapped Types to Save Lines of Code: Explainer
85.Conditionally Extract Properties from Object
86.Selective Remapping with Conditional Types and Template Literals
87.Map a Discriminated Union to an Object
88.Two Techniques for Mapping a Discriminated Union to an Object
89.Map an Object to a Union of Tuples
90.Create a Union of Tuples by Reindexing a Mapped Type
91.Transform an Object into a Union of Template Literals
92.Map an Object to a Union of Template Literals
93.Transform a Discriminated Union into a Union
94.Iteratively Map and Remap to Transform Types
95.Transform Path Parameters from Strings to Objects
96.Extract from String with Mapped Types, Template Literals, and infer.
97.Transform an Object into a Discriminated Union
98.Create a Discriminated Union through Intermediary Transformations
99.Transform a Discriminated Union with Unique Values to an Object
100.Create an Object using Mapped Types, Conditional Types, and TypeScript Keywords
101.Construct a Deep Partial of an Object
102.Use Recursion and Mapped Types to Create a Type Helper

4. Updates

Add Constraints to an Identity Function
Constraining and Narrowing an Identity Function
Identity Functions as an Alternative to the `as const`
Using const type parameters For Better Inference

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