addressfield.json | JSON configuration representing how address forms
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This is a JSON configuration representing the way an address form should be rendered on a country-by-country basis, conforming roughly to xNAL standards. It encodes:. Why? Because every country writes their address differently, and there's no reason to reinvent the wheel every time your software asks for those details.
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I'm trying to type an array of objects where each object has exactly one key from a set. For example:
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Answered 2020-Mar-26 at 17:46If you want a type that expects exactly one key, you can (mostly) represent this as a union of object types where each member of the union has one key defined and all the rest of the keys as optional and undefined (which is the closest you can get in TypeScript to saying a key is missing). So your Foo
should look something like:
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