How can I avoid using any here

[copper bridge]

import { Events } from "discord.js";
import CustomApplication from "./app";
import { EventType, EventOptions } from "../types";

export default class Event implements EventType {
    client: CustomApplication;
    name: Events;
    description: string;
    once: boolean;

    constructor(client: CustomApplication, options: EventOptions) {
        this.client = client;
        this.name = options.name;
        this.description = options.description;
        this.once = options.once

    }

    execute(...args: any): void {};
}

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[copper bridge]

How can I avoid using any type in my execute function

Please ping me if you know the solution

[mental quartz]

by using the type that function is supposed to return

i dont know what that is because its not my code

[copper bridge]

no like does discord.js offers any types

[mental quartz]

? type for what

[tough depot]

import type { ClientEvents } from "discord.js";
import CustomClient from "../Classes/CustomClient/CustomClient.js";

export class Event<event extends keyof ClientEvents> {
    public readonly event: event;

    public readonly once?: boolean;
    
    public readonly run: (client: CustomClient, ...args: ClientEvents[event]) => Promise<any>;

    public constructor(eventData: Event<event>) {
        this.event = eventData.event;
        this.once = eventData.once;
        this.run = eventData.run;
    }
}

I use this if it helps, you can use the event name with djs's client events

[copper bridge]

so on every event i have to use ClientEvent

if i remove the any

right?

[mental quartz]

what..?

[smoky palm]

You only have to use ClientEvents on the definition of your type/class. For the specific instances of events it would be inferred then

[copper bridge]

ty I fixed it kind off

[smoky palm]

You‘d probably need the Event generic on your EventOptions too to infer from name

[copper bridge]

yes

[smoky palm]

Perfect