typescript-advanced-patterns
Advanced TypeScript type system patterns for production codebases. [What: branded types for nominal typing, discriminated unions, template literal types, conditional types, the infer keyword, satisfies operator, const assertions, Zod schema inference, type-safe event emitters, exhaustive switch checking] [When: designing domain models, building type-safe APIs, creating reusable generic utilities, eliminating runtime bugs with compile-time guarantees, refactoring any-typed codebases] [Keywords: branded types, discriminated union, template literal types, conditional types, infer, satisfies, const assertion, Zod inference, exhaustive, mapped types, utility types, nominal typing, type narrowing, generic constraints] NOT for basic TypeScript syntax or React component typing (use a React-specific skill).
Installation and usage
Advanced TypeScript type system patterns for production codebases. [What: branded types for nominal typing, discriminated unions, template literal types, conditional types, the infer keyword, satisfies operator, const assertions, Zod schema inference, type-safe event emitters, exhaustive switch checking] [When: designing domain models, building type-safe APIs, creating reusable generic utilities, eliminating runtime bugs with compile-time guarantees, refactoring any-typed codebases] [Keywords: branded types, discriminated union, template literal types, conditional types, infer, satisfies, const assertion, Zod inference, exhaustive, mapped types, utility types, nominal typing, type narrowing, generic constraints] NOT for basic TypeScript syntax or React component typing (use a React-specific skill).
Once installed, you can use this skill by running the following command in your terminal:
skills use typescript-advanced-patterns