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I have a non-typescript module that basically only exports a simple object mapping strings to other strings or null, e.g. more or less:



export = {"foo": "FOO", "bar": null };


I try to write a declaration file for that module, and came up with this working solution:



declare const x: { [key: string]: string | null | undefined };

export = x;


However, is there a better way without introducing a fake variable x?






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    I have a non-typescript module that basically only exports a simple object mapping strings to other strings or null, e.g. more or less:



    export = {"foo": "FOO", "bar": null };


    I try to write a declaration file for that module, and came up with this working solution:



    declare const x: { [key: string]: string | null | undefined };
    
export = x;


    However, is there a better way without introducing a fake variable x?






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      I have a non-typescript module that basically only exports a simple object mapping strings to other strings or null, e.g. more or less:



      export = {"foo": "FOO", "bar": null };


      I try to write a declaration file for that module, and came up with this working solution:



      declare const x: { [key: string]: string | null | undefined };
      
export = x;


      However, is there a better way without introducing a fake variable x?






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      I have a non-typescript module that basically only exports a simple object mapping strings to other strings or null, e.g. more or less:



      export = {"foo": "FOO", "bar": null };


      I try to write a declaration file for that module, and came up with this working solution:



      declare const x: { [key: string]: string | null | undefined };
      
export = x;


      However, is there a better way without introducing a fake variable x?






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