#Astro and Sanity CMS, dynamic titles
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The error message you're seeing suggests that you're trying to access a property item_name on a type that has been defined as never. In TypeScript, never is a type that represents the type of values that never occur. For example, a function that always throws an error or never returns a value has a return type of never.
In Astro, you can define the types of your component props using TypeScript. If your component doesn't take any props, you can use type Props = Record<string, never>;. This means that your component doesn't expect any props, and trying to access any property on Props would result in an error.
If you're expecting a prop item_name, you should define it in your Props interface. Here's an example:
interface Props {
item_name: string;
}
const { item_name } = Astro.props;
This way, TypeScript knows that item_name is a property on Props and is of type string.
For more information on using TypeScript with Astro, you can check out the Astro TypeScript Guide (https://docs.astro.build/en/guides/typescript/).
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