type-generic-spacing
Enforces consistent spacing inside TypeScript type generics.
Rule Details
This rule enforces consistent spacing inside TypeScript type generics.
Options
This rule takes an object argument with before and after properties, each with a Boolean value.
The default configuration is { "before": false, "after": false }.
true means there should be one or more spaces and false means no spaces.
Examples of incorrect code for this rule:
ts
/* eslint @stylistic/type-generic-spacing: ["error"] */
type Foo <T = true> = T
const foo: Array <number> = []
function foo <T> () {}
const value = callback <string> ()
const set = new Set <string> ()
const tagged = tag <string> `value`
interface Log {
new <T> (): Log
foo <T> (name: T): void
call: <T> () => void
construct: new <T> () => Log
} incorrect
Examples of correct code for this rule:
ts
/* eslint @stylistic/type-generic-spacing: ["error"] */
type Foo<T = true> = T
const foo: Array<number> = []
function foo<T>() {}
const value = callback<string>()
const set = new Set<string>()
const tagged = tag<string>`value`
interface Log {
new <T>(): Log
foo<T>(name: T): void
call: <T>() => void
construct: new <T>() => Log
} correct