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Ignoring TypeScript errors

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Jorge Castro edited this page Nov 10, 2025 · 1 revision

Caution

Please keep in mind that ignoring TypeScript errors is not recommended in most scenarios.

If you have no other choice than to ignore a TypeScript error in your code because of external libraries, here are some utilities to hide the errors in your code.

Hide any type errors

Add this option in the tsconfig.json file

noImplicitAny: true

Hide an error in a specific line

Add a // @ts-ignore comment above the line.

// @ts-ignore
const result = 12 + true;

TypeScript: Documentation - What is a tsconfig.json

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TypeScript

  1. What is TypeScript, and why you should use it
  2. Quick setup
  3. Inference and type annotations
  4. Fundamental Types
  5. Object Types
  6. Union Types
  7. Type Aliases and Interfaces
  8. Type Assertions
  9. Literal Types
  10. null and undefined
  11. Narrowing
  12. Creating Types from Types
  13. Common Built‐in and Utility Types
  14. tsc CLI ‐ (The Compiler)
  15. Avoid using Object or {}
  16. Ignoring TypeScript errors
  17. TypeScript resources

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