Deepnest | open source nesting application for laser cutters | 3D Printing library
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kandi X-RAY | Deepnest Summary
Deepnest: A fast, robust nesting tool for laser cutters and other CNC tools. Deepnest is a desktop application based on SVGNest.
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- Creates a new Deep .
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QUESTION
type GenerateArrayKeyType = `${T}.${K}`;
type PathImpl =
Key extends string
? T[Key] extends readonly unknown[] ?
GenerateArrayKeyType
: T[Key] extends Record
? | `${Key}.${PathImpl> & string}`
| `${Key}.${Exclude & string}`
: never
: never;
type PathImpl2 = PathImpl | keyof T;
type Path = PathImpl2 extends string | keyof T ? PathImpl2 : keyof T;
type PathValue> =
P extends `${infer Key}.${infer Rest}`
? Key extends keyof T
? Rest extends Path
? PathValue
: T[Key] extends (infer U)[]
? U
: never
: never
: P extends keyof T
? T[P]
: never;
type DeepNest = {
test: string[],
}
type Data = {
array: string[],
test: string,
last: string,
file: File[],
date: Date[],
nest: {
test: string,
},
deep: {
array: DeepNest[]
}
}
type Pathes = Path;
function test = Path>(name: B): PathValue {
return '' as any;
}
const output = test('test')
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-31 at 03:35If I understand correctly, your problem has little to do with the behavior of your recursive template literal type aliases, and thus for the sake of a producing a minimum reproducible example, let's toss out all of those definitions and just examine the following function and attempt to call it:
QUESTION
I've found a lot of solutions for a static structure, but nothing for a dynamic one. Here's the simple use case...
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-01 at 08:08Here's some code that works with recursion. It first finds all the options for the first query, and then recursively calls itself with the array of the objects with the same value for the given query, and at the deepest point, if there is no more queries, it returns the array of objects that meet all the previous queries.
I can answer any questions about this, but I feel like this is explained enough in the comments and this description.
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