TypeScript’s type system is Turing Complete. The type system is extremely advanced — you can model algebraic data types (unions, intersections, tuples), conditional types, mapped types, and more. It is a structural type system. In TS 4.1, template literal types were introduced, making it easy to do string manipulation within the type system so that you can concatenate, compare, and pattern-match the types. Many of the examples below (like TS-SQL) use template literal types.

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TypeScript's type system is Turing Complete. You can model algebraic data types (unions, intersections, tuples, conditional types, mapped types, and more. In TS 4.1, template literal types were introduced, making it easy to do string manipulation within the type system.

TypeScript Type System Hacks