[Feature] Types.ts

[FegelSamuel]

Intro

In many TypeScript-based projects, a file named types.ts typically serves as a central place to define types and interfaces that will be used throughout the codebase. Here's what such a file might include and why it’s useful:

Idea

• Centralized type definitions: All type definitions are organized in one place, making it easier to manage and update them.
• Reusability: Types defined in types.ts can be imported and reused across different parts of the project, ensuring consistency.
• Readability: It improves code readability by separating the type definitions from the logic.

  Common Contents

  Interfaces (most commonly used)

  export interface User {
  id: string;
  name: string;
  email: string;
  status: Status;
  }

  Type Aliases

  Here, we are saying the type DateString is literally just a string. Calling DateString in the main program will be equivalent to saying string.

  export type DateString = string;

[FegelSamuel]

Types ts is going to be needed to update later according to when the database is completed (which is assigned to Juhi and Samuel)