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In TypeScript, how do I use a specific definition of a type when multiple implementations of the type are included in the file automatically?

I have a project that requires the usage of 2 defined classes "Function" and "Type", which are both also defined by the framework used in the project "Angular". How do I specify that my versions of "Function" and "Type" are used, instead of Angular's version? I can't change the names to something else, because the entire project needs those names specifically. It's a tricky situation mainly because the subject of the project is "programming". Does anyone have an idea of how to make sure that my versions of "Function" and "Type" are used?

about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza
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