Install the Node types, turn them on in tsconfig.json, and switch require to import. Also covers the other causes of the same error: a typo, a missing import and a missing lib.
Trace a compiler version mismatch, confirm the resolved package path, and make a project-local check catch a deliberate type error.
Use typeof, in and Array.isArray on three real unions, and avoid the two mistakes that stop narrowing from working. After this, you know which check fits which union.
See the difference between a question mark and a union with undefined, what it does at run time, and what exactOptionalPropertyTypes changes. After this, you can choose the right one for your data.
Read an error in three passes and match the eight most common phrases to their causes, using real tsc output. After this, a wall of errors is a list you can work through.
Let a declared return type find a branch with no return, an arrow function with braces, and an async function typed wrong. After this, a function cannot quietly give back undefined.
Find every any, then replace each one with a named type, a function type or unknown with a check. After this, a typo like prise is a compile error instead of NaN.
Count what each strict flag costs, turn them on one at a time, park one stubborn error with ts-expect-error, and finish with strict true. After this, an old project can move to strict in steps.
Write an object shape once with type, derive one from an existing object with typeof, and share it between files with import type. After this, a renamed property shows you every place to fix.
Flatten nested ifs with early returns, let a switch tell you when you forgot a case, and use a lookup object for word-to-text mappings. After this, a new status cannot slip through.