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# Interface: IAddOperatorOptions

Defined in: [src/lib/Declaration.ts:354](https://github.com/litert/config-loader.js/blob/master/src/lib/Declaration.ts#L354)

The options for adding an operator to the loader.

## Properties

### aliases?

> `optional` **aliases**: `string`[]

Defined in: [src/lib/Declaration.ts:376](https://github.com/litert/config-loader.js/blob/master/src/lib/Declaration.ts#L376)

Additional aliases for the operator.

This will not override the built-in aliases, but will be added to the aliases of the operator.

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### noBuiltInAliases?

> `optional` **noBuiltInAliases**: `boolean`

Defined in: [src/lib/Declaration.ts:369](https://github.com/litert/config-loader.js/blob/master/src/lib/Declaration.ts#L369)

Ignore the built-in aliases of the operator.

If this is set to `true`, the built-in aliases of the operator will not be registered.

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### overrideCode?

> `optional` **overrideCode**: `string`

Defined in: [src/lib/Declaration.ts:362](https://github.com/litert/config-loader.js/blob/master/src/lib/Declaration.ts#L362)

Override (replace) the operator code.

For example, if the operator code is `op1`, and you want to override it with `op2`, you can set this to `op2`.
Then the `op1` will not be registered, and the operator will be registered as `op2`.