feat(types): adds types for manual type construction #5
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This PR adds the basic convenience types for manual type construction of logics using
kea-forms. There are two primary ways of doing this - directly usingFormValuesandFormActionstypes or using the convenienceMakeFormLogicTypewrapper that pushes the former two utilities intokea'sMakeLogicType.In order to get around the TypeScript restrictions on template literal and generic types as keys, I had to create an array of tuples to interpolate and a type utility parallel to
Object.entriesto turn the interpolation into an array using mapped types. I believe that this is pretty computationally heavy from the typescript side, so I'd especially like feedback on how to improve that if you can think of a meaningful way to do it.I'll update documentation after I get feedback on the direction of this PR. (cc @mariusandra)
Closes #4