Within my application, I am making an $http call with the following code:
$http({
url: '/abc'
method: "PUT",
ignoreLoadingBar: true
})
This $http call includes a custom parameter `ignoreLoadingBar` that is necessary for angular-loading-bar integration.
However, TypeScript flags this as an error because 'ignoreLoadingBar' is not part of the standard 'IRequestConfig' interface:
Severity Code Description Project File Line
Error TS2345 Argument of type '{ url: string; method: string; ignoreLoadingBar: boolean; }' is not assignable to parameter of type 'IRequestConfig'.
Object literal may only specify known properties, and 'ignoreLoadingBar' does not exist in type 'IRequestConfig'.
To address this issue, I have created a new interface extending 'ng.IRequestConfig' to include the additional property:
interface IRequestConfigPlus extends ng.IRequestConfig {
ignoreLoadingbar: boolean
}
My question now is how can I use `IRequestConfigPlus` to avoid TypeScript errors without modifying the AngularJS core interface directly?
Update:
I appreciate Basarat's suggestion, but I still need guidance on implementing `IRequestConfigPlus`. How can I effectively utilize this interface in my scenario?