Thanks a lot for the translation 😇 a read the comments below and that pretty nice 💪
some guy found issue with merging inconsistent arrays [{ a: 'a' }, { b: 'b'}]... I know about it and I already resolved it... but the solution is too complicated (and large) to keep it in one article... So I have a plan to do the second part of it where I'll resolve this edge-case + Add the optional length of types to merge... something like: DeepMergeMany<A, B, C, D, ...>
Hi @stepan Zubaslev! It took few months but I did it! :D
I just refactored half of the article and I add
Support for better typescript help
Fix many edge cases which I mention a few months ago.
At the moment the basic type like { a: [{ a: 'a' }, { b: 'b'}] } is working and DeepMergeTwoTypes<T, U> generic will resolve and merge this array (tuple) structure correctly, like in the screenshots in the article.
I hope you'll like these newly refactored upgrades!
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Thanks a lot for the translation 😇 a read the comments below and that pretty nice 💪
some guy found issue with merging inconsistent arrays
[{ a: 'a' }, { b: 'b'}]... I know about it and I already resolved it... but the solution is too complicated (and large) to keep it in one article... So I have a plan to do the second part of it where I'll resolve this edge-case + Add the optional length of types to merge... something like:DeepMergeMany<A, B, C, D, ...>So I'll see 😏
Hi @stepan Zubaslev! It took few months but I did it! :D
I just refactored half of the article and I add
At the moment the basic type like
{ a: [{ a: 'a' }, { b: 'b'}] }is working andDeepMergeTwoTypes<T, U>generic will resolve and merge this array (tuple) structure correctly, like in the screenshots in the article.I hope you'll like these newly refactored upgrades!