Category: TypeScript

Inconsistency in Bitshifting Numbers Across Platforms in TypeScript and Rust Bitshifting is a common operation in programming languages that allows you to manipulate binary data at the bit level. However, when working with TypeScript and Rust, you may encounter inconsistencies in the behavior of bitshifting operations across different platforms. In this article, we will explore…

Prisma include results (select related) compatible with TypeScript? When working with Prisma and TypeScript, you might come across a situation where you need to include related results using the include method. In this blog post, we will discuss how to use the include method in Prisma to fetch related data and ensure compatibility with TypeScript.…

Chutzpah can’t find Typescript Jasmine tests in VS 2022 Test Explorer If you are using TypeScript with Jasmine for your unit tests in Visual Studio 2022, you may encounter an issue where Chutzpah, the test runner, is unable to find your TypeScript Jasmine tests in the Test Explorer. This can be frustrating, but fortunately, there…

Octokit issue in React environment with TypeScript When working with React and TypeScript, you may encounter issues when using Octokit, a popular GitHub API client library. This blog post will explore the common problems faced and provide solutions to overcome them. Problem: Type errors when using Octokit in a React component One common issue is…

How to Create a Type Predicate to Check for 2 Types of setState in React When working with React and TypeScript, it’s common to use the setState function to update component state. However, there are situations where you might want to restrict the types of values that can be passed to setState. In this blog…

TypeScript errors using Multer in Express app If you are working with TypeScript and trying to use Multer in your Express app, you may encounter some TypeScript errors. Multer is a middleware that allows you to handle multipart/form-data, which is commonly used for file uploads. In this blog post, we will explore the common TypeScript…

You need to provide a parserOptions.project for Eslint If you are using Eslint to lint your TypeScript code, you might have come across the need to provide the parserOptions.project configuration option. This option is used to specify the path to your TypeScript configuration file (tsconfig.json) so that Eslint can understand your project’s TypeScript settings and…

Fail to connect database to Typescript ES module When working with TypeScript ES modules, you may encounter issues when trying to connect to a database. This can be frustrating, but fear not! There are several solutions to this problem that you can try. Solution 1: Using a Database ORM One way to connect your database…

Typescript Conditionally extending an “Array or Object” not working as expected Typescript provides powerful features for creating and manipulating complex data structures. However, there are times when we need to conditionally extend an “Array or Object” in Typescript, and it may not work as expected. In this blog post, we will explore this issue and…

Running TypeScript Workspaces with Transpiled Internal Packages When working on large TypeScript projects, it is common to organize the codebase into multiple packages or modules. This helps in maintaining a clean and modular code structure. However, when it comes to running TypeScript workspaces with transpiled internal packages, it can be a bit challenging. In this…