In this episode, we're diving into how to use TypeScript interfaces to make handling forms in our app a bit smoother. We walk through the process of defining an interface for a simple login form, which just includes an email and a password.
You'll see how easy it is to set this up in your project—just create a new interface in your global TypeScript file (like index.ts), and then you can use that interface to type your form data. This gives you the benefits of type checking and helpful tooling, and makes your form handling clearer and more predictable.
It's worth mentioning that setting up these interfaces is totally optional, but since we're using TypeScript with Nuxt by default, it makes a lot of sense to take advantage of type safety wherever we can. So in this lesson, you'll get a quick, practical look at adding interfaces to your forms for a smoother development experience.