Output formats may be enabled or disabled using the output argument on worker.recognize. However, the types are currently not intelligent enough to figure out whether an output format is enabled or disabled.
For example, in the code below, img should have type string, however it instead has type string | null.
This is not a huge deal, as the types can be edited to either (1) hard-code the fact that img is non-null or (2) add a check in code for img being non-null, however both of these fixes are sub-optimal. Ideally, type inference would work automatically, and the type of img could be automatically inferred based on the input arguments.
Output formats may be enabled or disabled using the
outputargument onworker.recognize. However, the types are currently not intelligent enough to figure out whether an output format is enabled or disabled.For example, in the code below,
imgshould have typestring, however it instead has typestring | null.This is not a huge deal, as the types can be edited to either (1) hard-code the fact that
imgis non-null or (2) add a check in code forimgbeing non-null, however both of these fixes are sub-optimal. Ideally, type inference would work automatically, and the type ofimgcould be automatically inferred based on the input arguments.