eslint-plugin-unicorn
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const unknownTypeNames = new Set(['any', 'error', 'unknown']);
const nullishTypeNames = new Set(['null', 'undefined']);
// `TypeFlags` bit values from TypeScript.
const templateLiteralTypeFlag = 4_194_304; // TypeFlags.TemplateLiteral
const uniqueSymbolTypeFlag = 16_384; // TypeFlags.UniqueESSymbol
const stringMappingTypeFlag = 8_388_608; // TypeFlags.StringMapping
const typeParameterTypeFlag = 524_288; // TypeFlags.TypeParameter
// Test a single `TypeFlags` bit. Uses modulo rather than bitwise `&`, which truncates to 32 bits, to stay correct if `type.flags` ever grows past that.
const typeHasFlag = (type, flag) => (type.flags % (flag * 2)) >= flag;
const isTemplateLiteralType = type => typeHasFlag(type, templateLiteralTypeFlag);
const isUniqueSymbolType = type => typeHasFlag(type, uniqueSymbolTypeFlag);
const isStringMappingType = type => typeHasFlag(type, stringMappingTypeFlag);
const isTypeParameterType = type =>
type.isTypeParameter?.() || typeHasFlag(type, typeParameterTypeFlag);
const getTypeSymbol = type => type.getSymbol() ?? type.aliasSymbol;
const isDefaultLibrarySymbol = (symbol, program) =>
symbol?.declarations?.some(declaration => program.isSourceFileDefaultLibrary(declaration.getSourceFile())) ?? false;
const isUnknownType = type => unknownTypeNames.has(type.intrinsicName);
const isNullishType = type => nullishTypeNames.has(type.intrinsicName);
function getBaseTypes(type, checker) {
try {
return checker.getBaseTypes(type) ?? type.getBaseTypes?.() ?? [];
} catch {
return [];
}
}
export {
getBaseTypes,
getTypeSymbol,
isDefaultLibrarySymbol,
isNullishType,
isStringMappingType,
isTemplateLiteralType,
isTypeParameterType,
isUniqueSymbolType,
isUnknownType,
};