Adding properties to a class via decorators in TypeScript

function classDecorator<T extends { new(...args: any[]): {} }>(constructor: T) {
    return class extends constructor {
        newProperty = "new property";
        hello = "override";
    }
}
interface classInterface {
    newProperty: string;
    hello: string;
}

//trick
interface Greeter extends classInterface { };

@classDecorator
class Greeter {
    property = "property";
    hello: string;
    constructor(m: string) {
        this.hello = m;
    }
}
const b = new Greeter();
console.log(b.newProperty);

Seems we can use interface trick to solve the problem. Reference of the trick: https://stackoverflow.com/a/52373394/4831179

Decorators by design can't change the type of a class. This is stil in discussion and it appears until the decorator proposal is finalized the team will not change the behavior. You can use mixins for this task (read about mixins in ts)

Using mixins the code would look something like:

function classDecorator<T extends { new(...args: any[]): {} }>(constructor: T) {
    return class extends constructor {
        newProperty = "new property";
        hello = "override";
    }
}

const Greeter = classDecorator(class {
    property = "property";
    hello: string;
    constructor(m: string) {
        this.hello = m;
    }
});
type Greeter = InstanceType<typeof Greeter> // have the instance type just as if we were to declare a class

console.log(new Greeter("world").newProperty);