Sébastien TIMONER
Expert in web development and team management, I specialize in creating and optimizing high-performance digital solutions. With extensive expertise in modern technologies like React.js, Node.js, TypeScript, Symfony, and Zephyr OS for IoT, I ensure the success of complex SaaS and IoT projects, from design to production, for companies across various sectors, at offroadLabs.
At offroadLabs, I offer custom development services that combine technical expertise with a collaborative approach. Whether creating an innovative SaaS solution, developing IoT systems with Zephyr OS, modernizing an existing application, or supporting the upskilling of a team, I am committed to delivering robust and high-performance solutions tailored to the specific needs of each project.
I am available for projects in the Aix-en-Provence area or fully remote.
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operatorThe satisfies
operator is one of TypeScript's most powerful features for type validation. Introduced in version 4.9, it offers a perfect balance between strict type checking and smart type inference. Let's discover together how to use it effectively.
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solvesIn TypeScript, we often need to verify that an object matches a specific type while preserving exact information about its properties. Traditional approaches have limitations:
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allows us to have the best of both worlds:
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Use satisfies
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because validation is done at definitionCombine with utility types
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Don't overload types
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The satisfies
operator is a powerful tool for type validation in TypeScript. It allows you to:
By using it judiciously, you can make your code more robust while maintaining the flexibility needed for your application.
💡 Pro tip: Use satisfies
when you need to validate a type while maintaining
precise property inference. It's particularly useful for configuration objects
and typed constants.