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JavaScript

Posted by Elias Aguirre
Elias Aguirre
756 Points

I "broke" the contract and in my file it says that the "Object literal may only specify known properties", any idea why?

I am referring to this line of code in TypeScript:

sendEmail({name: "a", email:"b", phone:"11111111"});

when my interface is constructed as follows:

interface IEmailable { name: string, email: string }

As I try adding something else apart from what is contained in my interface, unlike the video, it didnt allow me to, any ideas why?

Elias Aguirre
Elias Aguirre
756 Points

Is it just part of the new TypeScript version maybe?