ban-types

Deprecated

The old ban-types rule encompassed multiple areas of functionality, and so has been split into several rules.

no-restricted-types is the new rule for banning a configurable list of type names. It has no options enabled by default and is akin to rules like no-restricted-globals, no-restricted-properties, and no-restricted-syntax.

The default options from ban-types are now covered by:

• no-empty-object-type: banning the built-in {} type in confusing locations
• no-unsafe-function-type: banning the built-in Function
• no-wrapper-object-types: banning Object and built-in class wrappers such as Number

ban-types itself is removed in typescript-eslint v8.

• See Announcing typescript-eslint v8 Beta for the changes.
• See Revamping the ban-types rule for historical context and more details on the new rules.