Manage Defaults

[vermacodes]

I've created a TypeScript type called TfvarAddonsType, and I want to use default values for this type at multiple places throughout my code. Here's how I'm going to do it:

1. Defining Default Values:

   First, I'll define default values for the TfvarAddonsType. I'll create a constant object with these default values:

   const defaultTfvarAddons: TfvarAddonsType = {
     appGateway: false,
     microsoftDefender: false,
     virtualNode: false,
     httpApplicationRouting: false,
   };

2. Using Default Values:

   I can now use the defaultTfvarAddons object as a starting point wherever I need to create an instance of TfvarAddonsType with default values. For example:

   const someComponentConfig: TfvarAddonsType = { ...defaultTfvarAddons };
   
   // If needed, I can also modify specific properties
   someComponentConfig.appGateway = true;

3. Reusing Default Values:

   To maintain consistency and make it easy to update defaults in the future, I'll reuse the defaultTfvarAddons object throughout my code whenever I need to initialize an object of type TfvarAddonsType with default values.

Here's the complete example:

const defaultTfvarAddons: TfvarAddonsType = {
  appGateway: false,
  microsoftDefender: false,
  virtualNode: false,
  httpApplicationRouting: false,
};

// Example usage
const someComponentConfig: TfvarAddonsType = { ...defaultTfvarAddons };
// I can modify specific properties as needed
someComponentConfig.appGateway = true;

// Reusing default values in other parts of my code
const anotherComponentConfig: TfvarAddonsType = { ...defaultTfvarAddons };

This approach allows me to maintain and apply default values consistently throughout my code.

[vermacodes]

Its already implemented on client side, see how to make it work on server side.

[vermacodes]

The defaults are mentioned in both client and server side. That should not be the case. it must only be on the server. The client should be as dumb as possible (IMO of course) but keeping same thing at two places doesn't seem right.