TypeSafePaths is a TypeScript library that provides a type-safe way to manage URL paths and their parameters in a web application. It leverages the power of Zod for schema validation, ensuring that both path parameters and search parameters conform to specified schemas.
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xported variable 'postsPaths' has or is using name 'TPathRegistryNode' from external module "XXXXX" but cannot be named.ts(4023) #11
Hey mate, what you did is pretty awesome work! Very handy tool to use.
I'm struggling with one issue at the moment where typescript is complaining with error "Exported variable 'postsPaths' has or is using name 'TPathRegistryNode' from external module "/Users/xxxxxxxxxx/node_modules/type-safe-paths/dist/index" but cannot be named.ts(4023)", not sure if this is a bug or something. Can you share your thoughts?
Here is the code of the whole file:
import z from "zod"
import { TypeSafePaths, createPathHelpers, } from "type-safe-paths"
// Create a new instance of TypeSafePaths with a metadata schema
const paths = new TypeSafePaths({
metadataSchema: z.object({
allowedPermissions: z.array(z.enum(["user", "admin"])),
mustBeLoggedIn: z.boolean(),
}),
})
// Add the first path with metadata and search parameters
.add("/posts/details/:postId", {
metadata: {
allowedPermissions: ["admin"],
mustBeLoggedIn: true,
},
searchParams: z.object({
query: z.string().optional(),
}),
})
// Add a nested path with different metadata and search parameters
.add("/posts/details/:postId/:commentId", {
metadata: {
allowedPermissions: ["user"],
mustBeLoggedIn: false,
},
searchParams: z.object({
query: z.string().default("hello world"),
optional: z.string().default("the parsing worked"),
}),
})
export const postsPaths = createPathHelpers(paths);
Hey mate, what you did is pretty awesome work! Very handy tool to use.
I'm struggling with one issue at the moment where typescript is complaining with error "Exported variable 'postsPaths' has or is using name 'TPathRegistryNode' from external module "/Users/xxxxxxxxxx/node_modules/type-safe-paths/dist/index" but cannot be named.ts(4023)", not sure if this is a bug or something. Can you share your thoughts?
Here is the code of the whole file:
I'm not sure why it's happening.
For context, my typescript version is 5.5.2.
Would really appreciate your help!