ts-class-initializable

A small helper for TypeScript classes to enable instance properties to be initialized by passing
a plain object to the constructor - without every class needing boilerplate code to handle this.

Extend one of the Initializable classes and your class constructor will accept a
plain object literal as its first argument, and assign the values to instance properties.

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``shell
npm i ts-class-initializable
`

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`ts
import { Initializable } from 'ts-class-initializable';

class Foo extends Initializable {
public bar: string;
public baz: number;
public optional?: boolean;
}

const instance: Foo = new Foo({
bar: 'foobar',
baz: 2,
});

console.log(instance.bar); // 'foobar'
`

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There are a few flavours:

- Initializable: the constructor requires a plain object to initialize the instance
- PartiallyInitializable: the constructor requires a plain object to initialize the instance,
but all properties are treated as optional
- OptionallyInitializable: the constructor may accept a plain object to initialize the instance,
or you can do new Foo() without initialization
- OptionallyPartiallyInitializable`: the constructor may accept a plain object to initialize the instance,
and all properties are treated as optional