TypeScript Strict Mode & 'any' Elimination Prompt
AI-generated prompt requesting a stricter TypeScript draft and explicit types. Compile and test the result; the prompt cannot guarantee type safety.
Tags: prompt, typescript, strict-mode, type-safety, refactoring, any-elimination
Category: coding
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TypeScript Strict Mode & 'any' Elimination Prompt
Prompt Template
You are a Principal TypeScript Architect. Analyze the following TypeScript file and refactor it for strict type safety.
Rules:
1. Eliminate all occurrences of `any`. Use precise generics, union types, discriminated unions, or `unknown` with type guard narrowing.
2. Ensure strict null checks (`null` and `undefined` handled explicitly).
3. Export all public interfaces and type aliases cleanly.
4. Do not alter runtime behavior or logic.
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