Avoid defining object value type with generics

Question

Lets have following types example where I want to be able to define my custom object where key is flag name and value is flags body.

interface FlagModel {
    value: boolean;
}

interface GenericFlagsModel<T extends Record<string, FlagModel>> {
    flags: T
}

enum FLAG_NAMES {
    FLAG_FOO = 'flag-foo',
    FLAG_BAR = 'flag-bar'
}


type CustomFlagsModel = GenericFlagsModel<{
    [FLAG_NAMES.FLAG_FOO]: FlagModel,
    [FLAG_NAMES.FLAG_BAR]: FlagModel
}>

Looking at CustomFlagsModel you can see that I need to explicitly define FlagModel as a value. Is it possible to avoid this? For example like:

type CustomFlagsModel = GenericFlagsModel<{
    [FLAG_NAMES.FLAG_FOO],
    [FLAG_NAMES.FLAG_BAR]
}>

Answer 1

以下是否符合您的需求？

type CustomFlagsModel = GenericFlagsModel<Record<FLAG_NAMES, FlagModel>>