Pattern: Missing use of array literal
Issue: -
Use array literal syntax when declaring or instantiating array types.
For example, prefer the Javascript form of string[] to the TypeScript
form Array<string>. Prefer [] over new Array(). Prefer [4, 5]
over new Array(4, 5). Prefer [undefined, undefined] over new Array(2).
Since 2.0.10, this rule can be configured to allow Array type
parameters. To ignore type parameters, configure the rule with the
values: [true, {"allow-type-parameters": true}].
Since 6.2.0-beta, you can lift restriction on Array constructor calls
with a single argument (to create empty array of a given length). If
type information is available - rule will allow only a single argument
of number type. To allow empty array creation, configure the rule with
the values: [true, {"allow-size-argument": true}].
This rule has some overlap with the TSLint array-type
rule; however, the
version here catches more instances.