Is the subject of type T
Is the subject of type T, satisfying the supplied validator
Check is the type never
never
use isType<T>() or testType.never<T>() instead
isType<T>()
testType.never<T>()
Check is the value is type never
Are types A and B equals/not equals. Easier to use than isType.t<>() and isType.f<>(), when doing type level only equality comparison as you don't have to import Equal<>.
isType.t<>()
isType.f<>()
Equal<>
use testType.equal() instead
testType.equal()
Optional
use isType<T>() or testType.false<T>() instead
testType.false<T>()
use isType<T>() or testType.true<T>() instead
testType.true<T>()
Is the subject of type T