The SECRET POWER of indexed access types - Advanced TypeScript

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Short but gold. Thanks

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Thank you very much! I'm new to Typescript and didn't know that you could do such things. Pure gold content!

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It is a really fun video, make me realize how many potential types I can play around with these indexed access types, great job 👍

[@ColinRichardson]

I do this often. It works wonders with that "as const" you taught us recently.
I did manage to get that in our test codebase

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const testIds = {
childItem1Id: 'childItem1',
childItem2Id: 'childItem2',
} as const;
type TestIdValues = typeof testIds[keyof typeof testIds];
function at(testId: TestIdValues): string {
return `@${testId}`;
}

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