Great article, thanks for sharing. Good to know there is another way of doing things. I have been doing it the inverse by extending Request
For example: export interface IRequest extends Request { type: string; sensorId: string; timestamp: ITime; }
in the server.ts ... app.get("/test", (req: IRequest, res: IResponse) => { ... })
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Great article, thanks for sharing. Good to know there is another way of doing things.
I have been doing it the inverse by extending Request
For example:
export interface IRequest extends Request {
type: string;
sensorId: string;
timestamp: ITime;
}
in the server.ts
...
app.get("/test", (req: IRequest, res: IResponse) => {
...
})