I declared an interface as below
interface Interface1 {
property1: string;
property2: string;
}
I have another interface Interface2
which needs to be the same as Interface1. I could have used Interface1 where ever Interface2 is used.
But I wanted to know if there is a way to clone Interface1
and assign it to Interface2
The way we do it for type declaration is as below.
type T1 = { property: 1 };
type T2 = T1;
I tried the below code.
interface Inteface2 extends Inteface1
The above line throws an error at the end of the line.
Parsing error: '{' expected .eslint
Is there a way to clone an interface and assign it to another interface?
CodePudding user response:
Initialize the interface
You should initialize an empty interface with empty brackets {}
.
Typescript interface clone syntax
interface Inteface2 extends Inteface1{}
Now, Interface2
will have all the properties from Interface1
.
Optionally you can add any properties to Interface2 in these brackets if needed.
interface Inteface2 extends Inteface1 {
property3: string;
}
CodePudding user response:
Need to att trailing {}
interface Inteface2 extends Interface1{}