The Empty Object Type in TypeScript

Matt PocockMatt is a well-regarded TypeScript expert known for his ability to demystify complex TypeScript concepts. #Quick Explanation The empty object type - {} - doesn't behave how you expect in TypeScript. Instead of representing an empty object, it represents any value except null and undefined. This is because TypeScript's type system is structural, not nominal. Everything except null and un

[jay-es]

TypeScript で `{}` は「任意のプロパティを持つ型」を表す（つまり null, undefined 以外）。空のオブジェクトを表したい場合は `Record<string, never>` を使う

[seal2501]

これたまに使うんだけどTS側でユーティリティタイプ提供してほしい