Unable to provide a boolean to predicates

[angeloashmore]

Predicates are typed to only accept strings and numbers (and arrays of those) by default.

If a predicate refers to a Boolean field, however, a boolean value is needed.

See this Prismic Community thread for more details: https://community.prismic.io/t/typescript-error-when-using-booleans-in-predicates/9391

Versions

• @prismicio/client: v6.4.1
• node: v14.18.1

Reproduction

import { predicate } from '@prismicio/client'

predicate.at('my.blog_post.is_hidden', true)
// TypeScript complains that predicate.at() doesn't accept a boolean value in the second argument

Steps to reproduce

Run the above code snippet.

What is expected?

Predicates accept boolean values.

What is actually happening?

The code runs correctly (i.e. it handles booleans in the final API URL), but TypeScript says it is invalid.

[lihbr]

Here you go, I also added date support and refined types so it's less generic and closer to what the API expects: f15f606

I went ahead and released the patch for it as it was quite straightforward. Feel free to look at code changes in the above commit if needed.

[angeloashmore]

Awesome, that looks great! And nice catch on including Date.