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12 - Chainable Options
Thankfully JavaScript APIs that rely on method Chaining (where you go a.b().c().d().e().f()) have fallen out of fashion, but even if you dislike this style of API, this is one of the first challenges that should make you stand back and say "WOW! YOU CAN DO THAT?!?!". Enjoy.
🎥 Video Explanation
🔢 Code
// ============= Test Cases =============
import type { Alike, Expect } from './test-utils'
declare const chainable: Chainable
const a1 = chainable
.option('foo', 123)
.option('bar', { value: 'Hello World' })
.option('name', 'type-challenges')
.get();
type B1 = {
foo: number;
bar: {
value: string;
};
name: string;
}
type C1 = Expect<Alike<typeof a1, B1>>;
const a2 = chainable
.option('name', 'another name')
// @ts-expect-error(2345)
.option('name', 'last name')
.get();
type B2 = {
name: string;
};
type C2 = Expect<Alike<typeof a2, B2>>;
const a3 = chainable
.option('name', 'another name')
.option('name', 123)
.get();
type B3 = {
name: number;
};
type C3 = Expect<Alike<typeof a3, B3>>;
// ============= Your Code Here =============
type Chainable = {
option(key: string, value: any): any;
get(): any;
}
type Chainable<T = object> = {
option(key: string, value: any): any;
get(): T; // type return
}
type Chainable<T = object> = {
option(
key: string,
value: any,
): Chainable; // type return
get(): T;
}
type Chainable<T = object> = {
option(
key: K, // give K a type
value: V // give V a type
): Chainable<T & Record<K, V>>; // join T and Record
get(): T;
}
type Chainable<T = object> = {
option<K extends PropertyKey, V>( // provide generic
key: K,
value: V
): Chainable<T & Record<K, V>>;
get(): T;
}
type Chainable<T = object> = {
option<K extends PropertyKey, V>(
key: K extends keyof T ? never : K, // start filtering K
value: V
): Chainable<T & Record<K, V>>;
get(): T;
}
type Chainable<T = object> = {
option<K extends PropertyKey, V>(
key: K extends keyof T
? (V extends T[K] ? never : K) // finish filter
: K,
value: V
): Chainable<T & Record<K, V>>;
get(): T;
}
type Chainable<T = object> = {
option<K extends PropertyKey, V>(
key: K extends keyof T
? (V extends T[K] ? never : K)
: K,
value: V
): Chainable<Omit<T, K> & Record<K, V>>; // Omit K from T
get(): T;
}➕ More Solutions
For more video solutions to other challenges: see the umbrella list! #21338
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