When to Use import type
- Type Annotations: When you are providing type information for variables, function arguments, return values or properties.
- Type Aliases: When creating type aliases that reference types from other modules.
- Interface Extensions: When extending interfaces defined in external modules.
- Generic Constraints: When specifying type constraints for generics that involve types from other modules.
Explain the “import type” statement in TypeScript?
In TypeScript 3.8.3, import type statements were introduced to allow the import of type information only from a module. This implies that within your current codebase, you can make use of another module’s types for annotation and declaration purposes without importing values from the module during runtime.
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