I would liket cast nullable type into non-nullable type.

For example, if I have a type like:

const type A = {b: "xyz"} | null

then I would like to extract:

{b:"xyz"}

by doing like:

A!

but it doesnt work(of course, ! operator is for nulllable variables.)

Could someone help me solve this problem? Thanks!

CodePudding user response：

If you have a type:

type A = {b: "xyz"} | null

Using NonNullable will remove both null and undefined from your union type:

type NonNullableA = NonNullable<A>

If you want to only remove null but still keep undefined you can use Exclude:

type NullExcludedA = Exclude<A, null>

In this case both NonNullableA and NullExcludedA will yield the type you seek:

{b:"xyz"}