ARTICLE AD BOX
I find myself having to write X extends Y = Y a lot when creating types in TypeScript, for example:
type T<V extends X = X> = ...When my types get very long (working on a personalized, type-safe dynamic UI generator), I keep reading over and over ugly and repetitive code sections filed with
type UIParagraphNode<V extends ParagraphVariants = ParagraphVariants> = ... type UIParagraphNode<V extends ParagraphVariants = ParagraphVariants> = ...It keeps getting more and more ugly. I was thinking something like T<X <= Y> or T<X extends & = Y. Is there a simpler way to write this expression?
