Avoid object
, Function
, any
, and as T
type declarations, fix exit()
arg type
#318
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This is an update to the type definitions in order to improve type safety and make the library a little easier to use in downstream TypeScript applications.
object
,Function
, andany
type declarations are extremely permissive, and can broaden the accepted and returned types to the point where they are effectively untypedobject
means "any non-primitive type"foo as Bar
) can be dangerous because the value might not actually match the asserted type. Instead, we can use type guards to programmatically narrow the type based on a type predicate that we define.exit
method was not correct - it has been fixed to matchexitOptions
expected byPlaid.create().exit(exitOptions)