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\name{ts_object}
\alias{ts_object}
\alias{is_ts_object}
\alias{get_type}
\alias{check_type}
\title{Typed object}
\usage{
ts_object(
  input_type = "any",
  return_type = "any",
  default = NULL,
  check = function() stop("Not implemented"),
  generic = FALSE
)

is_ts_object(x)

get_type(x, which = c("input", "return"))

check_type(type, x)
}
\arguments{
\item{input_type}{The type of the object that Typescript expect to send to R.}

\item{return_type}{The type of the object that Typescript expects to recieve from R.}

\item{default}{The default value of the object.}

\item{check}{A function that checks the object and returns it if it is valid. This operates on the R side and is mostly for development and debugging purposes. It is up to the developer to ensure that all functions return the correct type of object always.}

\item{generic}{logical, if \code{TRUE} then the object is a generic type.}

\item{x}{An object}

\item{which}{Which type to get, either "input" or "return"}

\item{type}{A ts object}
}
\description{
This is the base type for all typed objects, and can be used to define
custom types.
}
\section{Functions}{
\itemize{
\item \code{is_ts_object()}: Check if an object is a ts object

\item \code{get_type()}: Get the input type of a ts object

\item \code{check_type()}: Check if an object has the correct type

}}