I have an object where its value is a method that takes in any number of parameters:

ts export const ProductionRouteMetadata: { [id: string]: ( ...params: any ) => RouteMetadataItem<"Production">; } = { [RouteMetadataEnums.Production.GET_JOBS_BY_LOCATION]: ( location: string, paginatedParams?: any ) => { // Logic to create metadata }, [RouteMetadataEnums.Production.GET_ALL_JOBS]: (paginatedParams?: any) => { // Logic to create metadata }, [RouteMetadataEnums.Production.GET_JOB]: (id: string) => ({ // Logic to create metadata }), [RouteMetadataEnums.Production.UPDATE_JOB]: ( id: string ): RouteMetadataItem<"Production"> => { // Logic to create metadata }, [RouteMetadataEnums.Production.ADD_JOB]: () => { // Logic to create metadata }, };

As you can see, each item in the object takes in a different params, or no params at all. Currently if I call any of these items, the generic type of (...params:any) is shown in Intellisense. How can I have TypeScript reference the parameters of individual methods when I call it?