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Last Updated: 2024-11-23
When browsing through the Project M code I was thrown by entities with names
like IConnectionOptions
. Referring to the source definition, I saw that these
were in fact interfaces
export interface IConnectionOptions {
database: string
host: string
password: string
port: number
username: string
synchronize?: boolean
}
The actual ConnectionOptions
type was defined elsewhere
export class ConnectionOptions {
@IsString()
public database: string
@IsString()
public host: string
@IsString()
public password: string
@IsString()
public username: string
@IsNumber()
public port: number
@IsOptional()
@IsBoolean()
public synchronize?: boolean
}