The `@nestjs/mapped-types` package provides utility functions for transforming TypeScript types, such as `PartialType`, `PickType`, `OmitType`, and `IntersectionType`, to simplify the creation of variants like Data Transfer Objects (DTOs) in NestJS applications. It is designed for developers working with the NestJS framework who want to reduce boilerplate code when defining input and output interfaces.
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