Update: typed-query-selector is good, actually
Type declaration wrapper for, and extension of an early implementation of extended template literal type inference for querySelector mentioned in microsoft/TypeScript#29037.
In addition to ParentNode#querySelector, ParentNode#querySelectorAll is extended and returns an appropirately narrowed HTMLCollection (HTMLCollectionOf).
This is intended to be an interim solution; the library implementation should be used when added.
npm install --save-dev "https://github.com/disco0/template-literal-queryselectors/tarball/main"
# Or
yarn add --dev "https://github.com/disco0/template-literal-queryselectors/tarball/main"Or to install the alternative widended typesVersions branch:
npm install --save-dev "https://github.com/disco0/template-literal-queryselectors/tarball/wide-typesVersions"
# Or
yarn add --dev "https://github.com/disco0/template-literal-queryselectors/tarball/wide-typesVersions"This branch can be used if there's an issue with typescript@next's semver resolution with typesVersions. If the functionality is enabled in Code, you can check which declaration file is being loaded by displaying the definition of the module import, or reference—if a valid version of TypeScript was detected, it should resolve to a file with the content:
///<reference path="../src/index.d.ts"/>If its an empty file, make sure you've installed a version of TypeScript that's >= 4.1.0 globally or in your active workspace's project, and it's being used (which can be checked in Code by running the command typescript.selectTypeScriptVersion with JavaScript or TypeScript file focussed).
In globals.d.ts, or each JavaScript / TypeScript file:
///<reference types="template-literal-queryselectors"/>