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Simple types (such as aliases, one-liners and so on) should be specified as type X = ... without any prefix
Complex types should be specified as interfaces and named with I prefix. This may be necessary to distinguish custom types from platform types (e.g. IFunction)
Enums: every enum that may serve as input value should be easily decoded from string, since it may come from some sort of configuration
Package exports: minimum nesting, import {X} ... type Y = X.Z.Nani is not an option.
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type X = ...
without any prefiximport {X} ... type Y = X.Z.Nani
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