How to declare a function taking named arguments with an interface?
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How to declare a function taking named arguments with an interface when using babel?
No errors are revealed by Intellisense however, as soon as Babel compiles it, I get an error which comes from here in @babel/parser
Name in a signature must be an Identifier
declare namespace ServerPlugin {
interface MyFunction {
({ next, extendSchema, extendDatabase }: Params): void;
displayName?: string;
}
}
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How to declare a function taking named arguments with an interface when using babel?
No errors are revealed by Intellisense however, as soon as Babel compiles it, I get an error which comes from here in @babel/parser
Name in a signature must be an Identifier
declare namespace ServerPlugin {
interface MyFunction {
({ next, extendSchema, extendDatabase }: Params): void;
displayName?: string;
}
}
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asked Nov 22 at 9:43
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How to declare a function taking named arguments with an interface when using babel?
No errors are revealed by Intellisense however, as soon as Babel compiles it, I get an error which comes from here in @babel/parser
Name in a signature must be an Identifier
declare namespace ServerPlugin {
interface MyFunction {
({ next, extendSchema, extendDatabase }: Params): void;
displayName?: string;
}
}
typescript babeljs
asked Nov 22 at 9:43
Asten Mies
538210
How to declare a function taking named arguments with an interface when using babel?
No errors are revealed by Intellisense however, as soon as Babel compiles it, I get an error which comes from here in @babel/parser
Name in a signature must be an Identifier
declare namespace ServerPlugin {
interface MyFunction {
({ next, extendSchema, extendDatabase }: Params): void;
displayName?: string;
}
}
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typescript babeljs
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It turns out that babel doesn't want us to be that accurate regarding named types.
So instead of describing each of the named arguments, one unnamed arguments that wraps them all does the same job.
declare namespace ServerPlugin {
interface MyFunction {
(args: Params): void;
displayName?: string;
}
interface Params {
req: Express.Request;
res: Express.Response;
next: NextFunction;
extendDatabase: ExtendDatabase;
extendSchema: ExtendSchema;
}
}
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It turns out that babel doesn't want us to be that accurate regarding named types.
So instead of describing each of the named arguments, one unnamed arguments that wraps them all does the same job.
declare namespace ServerPlugin {
interface MyFunction {
(args: Params): void;
displayName?: string;
}
interface Params {
req: Express.Request;
res: Express.Response;
next: NextFunction;
extendDatabase: ExtendDatabase;
extendSchema: ExtendSchema;
}
}
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It turns out that babel doesn't want us to be that accurate regarding named types.
So instead of describing each of the named arguments, one unnamed arguments that wraps them all does the same job.
declare namespace ServerPlugin {
interface MyFunction {
(args: Params): void;
displayName?: string;
}
interface Params {
req: Express.Request;
res: Express.Response;
next: NextFunction;
extendDatabase: ExtendDatabase;
extendSchema: ExtendSchema;
}
}
answered Nov 22 at 9:55
Asten Mies
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It turns out that babel doesn't want us to be that accurate regarding named types.
So instead of describing each of the named arguments, one unnamed arguments that wraps them all does the same job.
declare namespace ServerPlugin {
interface MyFunction {
(args: Params): void;
displayName?: string;
}
interface Params {
req: Express.Request;
res: Express.Response;
next: NextFunction;
extendDatabase: ExtendDatabase;
extendSchema: ExtendSchema;
}
}
answered Nov 22 at 9:55
Asten Mies
538210
It turns out that babel doesn't want us to be that accurate regarding named types.
So instead of describing each of the named arguments, one unnamed arguments that wraps them all does the same job.
declare namespace ServerPlugin {
interface MyFunction {
(args: Params): void;
displayName?: string;
}
interface Params {
req: Express.Request;
res: Express.Response;
next: NextFunction;
extendDatabase: ExtendDatabase;
extendSchema: ExtendSchema;
}
}
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