There is a C# class called Envelope which contains properties for Errors, Paging, and Result. It also has multiple constructors to initialize these properties in different ways.
export class Envelope<T> {
errors: Error[];
paging: Paging;
result: T[];
constructor(result: T[], paging: Paging, errors: Error[]) {
this.errors = errors;
this.paging = paging;
this.result = result;
}
}
When trying to convert this class to TypeScript for an Angular 6 project, the issue arises with having multiple constructors as Typescript only allows one. This makes replicating the varied constructors of the original C# class challenging.
One proposed solution is to consider making Envelope an interface in TypeScript instead of a class. This could be a more flexible approach to defining the structure of the Wrapper object used to contain API response elements like Result, Paging, and errors.