Problem: I want to ensure my switch statement handles all potential cases. Solution: Use TypeScript's never type. Here's how:

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Great tip.. this is a really good lib to handle these kind of issues

Feel unnecessary to me, but I can see how one might prefer it

This is awesome!

nice use of never. learned a new thing!

should just do `pet satisfies never`

Or, if you have nested switch/if statements inside of your switch, use a Finite State Machine ;)

Great tip thanks!

Ah so that’s why “never” pops up every now and then To be honest, I’ve always hated seeing it but never understood it until recently

A realy good one.