Pedro Augusto de Paula Barbosa
Pedro Augusto de Paula Barbosa
I'd like this feature too. In fact I'd like this feature on all Wordle games. I think it should be a part of "hard mode" actually, but a new "ultra-hard"...
Hello, thanks for the fast reply! I already knew what you said, sorry for not being clear on the question. I don't have any knowledge on how the LZW algorithm...
Agreed. I have been using [expect-type](https://github.com/mmkal/ts/tree/main/packages/expect-type) for this kind of thing, I believe it was inspired by this package, and has had a few bug fixes, and already covers correctly...
Well, in a sense, the purpose of this module when seen at face value can be indeed "scary" (arbitrarily modifying the behavior of a `require` call). To me it mostly...
Something like #102?
@machado2, something like this?
Interesting, something that makes the value: * Required * Not `null` * Not `undefined` I would suggest `StrictlyRequired`, what do you think?
@kainiedziela You're very right, the `Deep` suffix is very valid! Let me change my suggestion to `StrictlyRequiredDeep`. I don't think `NonNullableDeep` is the best because it seems to imply that...
@LucienLee That looks great to me.
Can't you just let `options` be typed automatically, and enforce the return type of your `buildOptions` function instead? ``` function buildOptions(required: boolean, name: string, team?: string): Options { const options...