Hi @alonronin ,

Could you solve your issue?

@alonronin Hey, I stumbled upon this issue while working on my own bus and thought although you probably don't need this anymore it's an interesting exercise.

Were you trying to define the schema in a single place, along with the handler implementation?
I don't get the "the event name is dynamic" part, and I find the usage super weird, as you declare all the handlers from the get-go, and infer the event types from the actual functions, so events is not an interface, it's the full implementation if I get it right.

Anyway, I think something like this does what you wanted, and should be easy to adjust to take in an interface type instead of the handlers: https://codesandbox.io/s/cool-leftpad-857rrd?file=/src/index.ts

const events = {
  withPrimitive: (payload: string) => {
    console.log(payload);
  },
  withObject: (payload: { a: boolean }) => {
    console.log(payload);
  }
};

type EventSchema<T extends Record<string, (payload: any) => void>> = {
  [K in keyof T]: Parameters<T[K]>[0];
};
type MittSchema = EventSchema<
  typeof events & {
    all: (payload: any) => any;
  }
>;
export const bus: Emitter<MittSchema> = mitt<MittSchema>();

bus.emit("withPrimitive", "hello"); // pass
bus.emit("withPrimitive", 123); // fail

@alonronin also stumbled upon this :) Getting back to the original example, it looks like there are 2 easy ways to solve this:

1. explicitly type the payload in you events object - TS playground
2. use the new satisfies keyword available from version 4.9 TS playground