Issue Summary:
The rating type in my TypeScript project is currently a string, but it seems to be a good idea to represent the possible values more explicitly, such as using specific types like 'star', 'heart', 'rocket', 'bell', or even a custom type. This will help improve TypeScript suggestions and make the code more predictable and type-safe.
Suggested Improvement:
Instead of allowing rating to be any string, it would be better to define a union type in TypeScript for the possible rating types. For example:
type? : 'star' | 'heart' | 'rocket' | 'bell' | 'custom';
This way, the rating prop or value can be restricted to one of these specific values, which will help developers get better auto-completion suggestions in their editor.
Issue Summary:
The rating type in my TypeScript project is currently a string, but it seems to be a good idea to represent the possible values more explicitly, such as using specific types like 'star', 'heart', 'rocket', 'bell', or even a custom type. This will help improve TypeScript suggestions and make the code more predictable and type-safe.
Suggested Improvement:
Instead of allowing rating to be any string, it would be better to define a union type in TypeScript for the possible rating types. For example:
type? : 'star' | 'heart' | 'rocket' | 'bell' | 'custom';This way, the rating prop or value can be restricted to one of these specific values, which will help developers get better auto-completion suggestions in their editor.