Interface values cannot be dynamically changed or created, as they are static values used for structural type checking by the Typescript compiler.
However, if you require all properties from an interface along with an additional property, there are a few approaches you can take:
You can extend the existing interface to include the extra property in a new interface specific to your needs.
interface ExtendedUserData extends UserData {
someOtherProperty: string
}
For a more dynamic behavior, you can use intersection types to combine properties of two interfaces.
fancyUserData: UserData & { extraProperty: string }
Through intersection types, you can add properties flexibly as needed.
Implementation in Angular
To implement these types in Angular, you can define a generic type on your component like this:
@Component({
selector: 'example'
template: `<h1>example</h1>`
})
export class ExampleComponent<T extends UserData> {}
This allows you to have data of type T containing all properties of UserData and any additional properties you want to include.
In conclusion, while dynamic types cannot be constructed, you can leverage methods such as extension and intersection types to modify interfaces based on specific requirements.