waveenv

To declare environment dependencies for Wave components, create a `WaveEnvSubset` type specifying only the necessary keys and functions. This generates explicit, type-safe dependency declarations for better code maintainability.

Narrowing a Wave environment involves defining a subset type that includes only required atoms and RPC commands. This isolates specific features like the `isDev` flag, making component testing significantly easier and more modular.

Explicit type-safe dependency declarations improve testing and modularity by clearly specifying which environment features a component uses. This prevents hidden dependencies and facilitates strict type checking in TypeScript projects.

Yes, you can specify only required atoms and methods by creating a narrowed `WaveEnvSubset` type. This explicit declaration covers environment properties and methods used within components, omitting unnecessary global features.

Defining a `WaveEnvSubset` helps with strict type checking by ensuring components only access declared environment properties, methods, atoms, and services. This enforces type safety and reduces runtime errors in TypeScript.