Name clash when extending Component in TypeScript

We have a custom component, similar to this one:

export class SomeNode extends Component {

  public static nodeName = 'TheNode';

  constructor() {
    super(SomeNode.nodeName);
  }

  async builder(node: Node) {
    return node;
  }

  worker(node: Node, inputs: IOs, outputs: IOs, ...args: any): any {
  }
}

Now our compiler gets massive problems parsing which type Node is which. The type in worker is not the same as the one in builder. The easiest fix would be if you named your classes with different names and not have multiple classes with the name Component or Node.

Btw, it would be easie to subclass based on my needs if I could extend worker optionally. In our project, we only need the designing features, but no tasks or workers at all.

Or do you have an easy solution for me, which does not involve aliasing all the imports?

[Ni55aN]

Please check the v1.3.1-rc.1

[pszalanski]

Quite easy: As soon as I have to type Something as SomethingElse it means that there is a name clash. And this should never happen in the same library. IDEs and code editors usually cannot handle this, because the alias is a custom name invented by me, the programmer. Simply rename the class in your library and automatically importing needed classes works automatically.