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Typescript - get Type from object with `as cons` syntax and use it like an enum type

Aug 8, 20241 min read4 views

Typescript - get Type from object with as cons syntax and use it like an enum type You can read more about Objects vs Enums at TypeScript's document:...

Typescript - get Type from object with `as cons` syntax and use it like an enum type

New cool ⭐ tools - packages for JS web development in 2023

Oct 25, 20232 min read59 views

⭐ New tools - packages - libraries I know from 2023 modular forms - an input form library with performance, type safety and bundle size in...

New cool ⭐ tools - packages for JS web development in 2023

TypeScript - Prisma - prisma-error-enum - An efficient and strict way of using Prisma's error code

Aug 20, 20232 min read31 views

Problem In the official document of Prisma - https://www.prisma.io/docs/reference/api-reference/error-reference#error-codes, all error codes had been...

TypeScript - Prisma - prisma-error-enum - An efficient and strict way of using Prisma's error code

TypeScript - client side - πŸ“ check if zip file is encrypted or protected by a password on browser

Feb 1, 20232 min read226 views

πŸ‡ Problem I want to check if the zip file is encrypted or protected by a password. So, when I read that file, the error occurred. The error message...

TypeScript - client side - πŸ“ check if zip file is encrypted or protected by a password on browser

Typescript - ReactJS - Property 'directory' does not exist on type definition

Jan 28, 20231 min read22 views

πŸ‡ Problem When I try to upload a directory by using the input element with NextJS, ReactJS and TypeScript. A TypeScript error occurs: Type '{ type:...

Typescript - ReactJS - Property 'directory' does not exist on type definition

Prepare a new NextJS project 🍡

Jan 24, 20235 min read170 views

πŸš€ Create a project with CLI pnpm create next-app --use-pnpm --ts --eslint --src-dir # or npm create next-app --ts --eslint --src-dir Choose...

Prepare a new NextJS project 🍡