TS7053 Element implicitly has an any type because expression of type string cant be used to index type SetTop boolean; AutomaticStartUp boolean; RemoveSource boolean; RemoveRestore boolean; No ind

This error occurs when you try to access an object property using a string index, but the object type does not have an index signature that accepts a string parameter. TypeScript requires that you either define an index signature on the object type or use a more specific type for the index parameter.

To fix this error, you can add an index signature to the object type as follows:

type MyObject = {
  SetTop: boolean;
  AutomaticStartUp: boolean;
  RemoveSource: boolean;
  RemoveRestore: boolean;
  [key: string]: boolean; // index signature that accepts any string key
}

Alternatively, you can use a more specific type for the index parameter if you know the exact keys that will be used:

const myObject: {
  [key in 'SetTop' | 'AutomaticStartUp' | 'RemoveSource' | 'RemoveRestore']: boolean;
} = {
  SetTop: true,
  AutomaticStartUp: false,
  RemoveSource: true,
  RemoveRestore: false,
};

const value = myObject['SetTop']; // no error

By specifying the keys in the index parameter, TypeScript can infer the correct type for the property value and prevent this error from occurring