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What does the following TypeScript static property expression mean?

I am trying to read the source code of the Turbo library and came across the following code:

export class FrameElement extends HTMLElement {
  static delegateConstructor: new (element: FrameElement) => FrameElementDelegate
}

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I understand it's creating a static property named delegateConstructor on the FrameElement class, and the expression new (element: FrameElement) => FrameElementDelegate is the type of delegateConstructor.

I don't understand what type this expression represents and what purpose that line is trying to achieve? Is delegateConstructor a function that takes a FrameElement and returns a FrameElementDelegate? Also, what's the use of the new keyword in this context?

about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza
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