• required props are just defined like normal with a : to inidicate the type.
• optional props are the same, however you need to set a default value.

Basically, if need a prop to be optional, you need to assign it a value when defined instead of using let value?: string

<script lang="ts">
    export let someProp: string // Required prop
    export let someOtherProp: string = "hello" // Optional prop
</script>

Stores

interface BlogPost {
    status: "ACTIVE" | "HIDDEN"
}


const post = writable<BlogPost>({
	status: 'ACTIVE',
})

To type an expected store, like passing a store as a prop, you would use the Writable generic type.

import type { Writable } from 'svelte/store';

export let data: Writable<BlogPost>

Events

const dispatch = createEventDispatcher<{ nameOfEvent: { passedProperties: any } }>()

here is the same thing with real code.

const dispatch = createEventDispatcher<{ toggle: { isToggled: boolean } }>()

// Now I'm typed!
dispatch('toggle', {
	isToggled,
})

Types in Svelte Template Code

This is not currently supported.

JSDoc Type Checking

For now, see: https://www.swyx.io/jsdoc-swyxkit/