Lately, I've been relying heavily on the code snippet from an answer that I requested:
function sameValuesAsKeys<K extends string>(...values: K[]): {readonly [P in K]: P} {
const ret = {} as {[P in K]: P}
values.forEach(k => ret[k] = k);
return ret;
}
However, recently the Eslint tool integrated with Angular has started flagging this function.
The error message suggests using const or class constructors instead of named functionsI attempted to revise the code like this:
const sameValuesAsKeys:<K extends string>=(...values: Array<K>): {readonly [P in K]: P} => {
const ret = {} as {[P in K]: P};
values.forEach(k => ret[k] = k);
return ret;
}
Unfortunately, this resulted in an error related to not being able to find K. Another approach I tried was:
const TEST={
sameValuesAsKeys(...values: Array<K>):<K extends string> => ({readonly [P in K]: P}) => {
But this also failed. Any advice on how to properly format it to resolve the issue highlighted by ESlint?