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Declare Missing Helper Function (TypeScript) in Visual Studio Code

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Declare Missing Helper Function (TypeScript) in Visual Studio Code

Source: Microsoft TypeScript Blog

As I was reading the “Announcing TypeScript 4.2” post on the TypeScript blog, I discovered a neat feature that is so simple but super valuable to me, so I love to share it here 😁

How does it work?

When you call a function with parameters in a TypeScript file in Visual Studio Code, you get an ugly red line.

If you click the yellow balloon, you can generate a function declaration with typed parameters! Alexander Trasyk builds this feature 💪.

Is there any feature you have discovered lately? Please share them 👍

If you are looking for great Visual Studio Code tips for TypeScript development? Check “Tips for Coding TypeScript with VSCode” by Fernando Doglio 👍


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