satisfies: Enforce Shape Without Losing Literal Types
Use the satisfies operator to validate objects (routes, feature flags, configs) while preserving literals for great inference and fewer casts.
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Use the satisfies operator to validate objects (routes, feature flags, configs) while preserving literals for great inference and fewer casts.
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How TypeScript resolves imports in modern toolchains, when to use NodeNext vs bundler, and how flags like verbatimModuleSyntax affect real projects.
How to structure multi-entry TypeScript packages with package.json exports, prevent deep imports, and ship correct .d.ts for consumers.