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refactor(jest-mock): simplify PropertyLikeKeys utility type #13020

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refactor(jest-mock): simplify PropertyLikeKeys utility type #13020

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Summary

The shape of PropertyLikeKeys utility type looks somewhat redundant after #13013. I was not happy with it, hence decided to go for a refactor.

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PropertyLikeKeys is covered by type test. These and all other type tests should pass.

@@ -374,8 +374,6 @@ expectType<SpyInstance<typeof indexSpiedObject.methodE>>(
spyOn(indexSpiedObject, 'methodE'),
);

expectError(spyOn(indexSpiedObject, 'propertyA'));
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Same test is repeating few lines bellow.

@@ -142,6 +142,6 @@ declare const objectProperties: PropertyLikeKeys<SomeObject>;
declare const indexObjectProperties: PropertyLikeKeys<IndexObject>;

expectType<'propertyA' | 'propertyB' | 'propertyC'>(classProperties);
expectType<string>(indexClassProperties);
expectType<string | number>(indexClassProperties);
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Fells like string | number is more correct or at least more TypeScriptish.

A note from TS docs: keyof {[k: string]: any} is of type string | number, "because JavaScript object keys are always coerced to a string".

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Just checked, TypeScript allows this:

type IndexObject = {
  [key: string]: Record<string, any>;
};

const indexObject: IndexObject = {
  123: {a: 123},

  prop: {b: 'abc'},
};

So it feels like this is correct (or?):

type IndexObject = {
  [key: string]: Record<string, any>;
};

type PropKeys = PropertyLikeKeys<IndexObject>; // `string | number`

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works for me!

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