Consider the following case:

type Variant = "primary" | "secondary";

type Size = "sm" | "md" | "lg";

type Dimension = {
  w?: number;
  h?: number;
}

interface AsProp {
  as?: any;
}

interface BaseProps {
  size?: Size;
  wh?: Dimension;
}

interface ButtonProps extends BaseProps, AsProp {
  variant?: Variant | "link";
}

The TsInfo should show following output:

What I am getting:

Suggested improvements:

1. expand type references
2. expand heritage clauses
3. allow to skip certain heritage types

Examples:

1. <TsInfo src="./Button.tsx" name="ButtonProps"/> should expand ButtonProps only no heritage types
2. ` should expand inherited props too
3. <TsInfo src="./Button.tsx" name="ButtonProps" heritage="AsProp"/> should expand inherited props from AsProp and not all (can be comma separated names).

And the jsx api should be like:

import _TsInfo0 from './types.ts?tsInfo=ButtonProps'

import _TsInfo0 from './types.ts?tsInfo=ButtonProps&heritage=true'

import _TsInfo0 from './types.ts?tsInfo=ButtonProps&heritage=AsProp'