AkousaTS2353An object literal contains a property that does not exist on the target type.
TypeScript performs excess property checking on object literals assigned directly to typed targets. A property exists in your object that is not declared in the expected type. This check only applies to direct assignments, not when passing through a variable.
Remove the extra property from the object literal. Add the property to the type definition if it should be allowed. Assign the object to a variable first to bypass excess property checking if intentional.
TS7006A function parameter has no type annotation and TypeScript cannot infer its type.
TS2306The file referenced in an import statement is not recognized as a module.
TS2507The expression used with new is not a constructor type.
TS2820A JSX element type does not have any matching call or construct signatures.
TS2559The source type has no properties in common with the target type.
TS6133A variable, import, or parameter is declared but its value is never read.