181341/typescript-error-only-refers-type-but-being-used-value-here
interface Foo { abcdef: number; } let x: Foo | string; if (x instanceof Foo) { // ... }
But TypeScript gave me this error:
'Foo' only refers to a type, but is being used as a value here.
To do type checking at runtime with an interface is using type guards, if interfaces you wish to check have different properties/functions.
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