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# 2
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### Bugs
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- The `EventTarget` interface incorrectly includes a `value` property, which is not standard.
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- The interface does not conform to TypeScript's expected definition for an event target.
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### Optimizations
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- Implement the `EventTarget` interface according to the DOM specification, which does not include a `value` property.
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- If you need to extend `EventTarget` to have a `value` property, consider creating a separate interface that extends it.
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### Good points
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- The code uses TypeScript interfaces to define structures, which is in line with TypeScript best practices.
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### Summary
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The interface provided incorrectly attempts to add a `value` property to the `EventTarget` interface. In web APIs, `EventTarget` is a standard interface in the DOM (Document Object Model) that does not have a `value` property; it is more commonly associated with event handling capabilities like `addEventListener`. If there's a specific need for an object with a `value` within your events, consider extending `EventTarget` or using a different name for the custom interface.
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### Open source alternatives
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- [TypeScript DOM Types](https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/tree/main/lib) includes correct standard DOM type declarations, including `EventTarget`.
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