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Typescript: infer types for object properties later

consider the following snippet:

interface NameToPromise {
    [key: string]: Promise<any>
}

const nameToPromise: NameToPromise = {}

nameToPromise.someProp = new Promise<boolean>(resolve => setTimeout(() => resolve(true), 100)

If you hover over someProp, the typescript compiler shows Promise<any>. What I want him to do, is to start as any, but infer that it should be Promise<boolean> since this is the value thats assigned to it.

How can I achieve this in Typescript?

about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza
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