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The new
SanityClientTypeinterface is to solve problems we often see withSanityClientand duplicate instances of@sanity/clientinnode_modules:These errors are confusing and frustrating. The reason why our generated
SanityClientclass types ends up with the#privatemarker is due to us using private properties to ensure implementation details like#httpRequestcan't be accessed onclient.httpRequest.There isn't a way for us to use the private property while also not ending up with the strict and brittle typing for
SanityClient.The solution I've landed on is to expose a new interface,
SanityClientType, that theSanityClientclass has to implement.This works well for type checking, as the
#privateproperty is no longer there, and the union logic TypeScript is known and loved for is used, making the client no longer so sensitive to duplicates innode_modules.