avoiding-angle-bracket-assertions
Avoiding Angle-Bracket Type Assertions
The angle-bracket type assertion syntax (<Type>value) is deprecated in TypeScript, especially in TSX files where it conflicts with JSX syntax.
Why Avoid <Type> Syntax
- JSX conflict: Incompatible with TSX files (React, Preact, etc.)
- Inconsistent syntax: Modern TypeScript uses
as Type - Reduced readability: Looks like generics or JSX
- Tooling issues: Some tools don't handle it well
Modern Alternative: as Type
Basic Replacement
Deprecated:
const value = <string>someValue;
const num = <number>input;
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