@fluffy-spoon/name-of
makes it possible to get the name of a property at runtime, even if that type does not exist at runtime. Think of it as the nameof
keyword in C#, but for TypeScript.
npm install @fluffy-spoon/name-of
import { getPropertyName, getDeepPropertyName } from '@fluffy-spoon/name-of';
interface SomeType {
foo: boolean;
someNestedObject: {
bar: string;
}
}
console.log(getPropertyName<SomeType>(x => x.foo)); //prints "foo"
console.log(getPropertyName<SomeType>(x => x.someNestedObject)); //prints "someNestedObject"
console.log(getPropertyName<SomeType>(x => x.someNestedObject.bar)); //prints "bar"
console.log(getDeepPropertyName<SomeType>(x => x.foo)); //prints "foo"
console.log(getDeepPropertyName<SomeType>(x => x.someNestedObject)); //prints "someNestedObject"
console.log(getDeepPropertyName<SomeType>(x => x.someNestedObject.bar)); //prints "someNestedObject.bar"