Problem

If I have string literal types Hello and World, I can write a string literal type that contains both of them as

Is it possible to achieve this for an arbitrary number of substrings in an arbitrary order?

I want to enforce that an SQL string contains all parameterized keys from an object.

edit: To clarify, I am wondering if a generic type is possible that can take an arbitrary list of strings and enforce that they are all substrings of a string literal type.

Solution

You could use intersection types that says it must match both string patterns.

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