Svelte strongly type class of components

I am working on a component library that has a bit of a twist on how components are grouped. I am grouping components into classes to make using the library simpler for end users. Rather than remembering which named slots are available they would instead access the custom slots using a dot notation. For example, a Card component could have a Header, Body, and a Footer. In my library I would like to use these componets like so:

<Card><Card.Header>I am a Header</Card.Header><Card.Body>I am a Body</Card.Body><Card.Footer>I am a Footer</Card.Footer></Card>

I have this working currently but I am trying to get this strongly typed as well and that is where I am running into trouble. Here is my file structure:

card  | Card.svelte  | Body.svelte  | Header.svelte  | Footer.svelte  | index.ts

My index.ts file has the following code:

import OriginalCard from './Card.svelte';import Header from './Header.svelte';import Footer from './Footer.svelte';import Body from './Body.svelte';const Card = OriginalCard;Card.Header = Header;Card.Body = Body;Card.Footer = Footer;export default Card;

Header, Body, & Footer all return the following error: Property 'Header' does not exist on type 'typeof default'. ts(2339)

When using the component like so:

<script lang="ts>  import Card from '@components/card';</script><Card><Card.Header>I am a Header</Card.Header><Card.Body>I am a Body</Card.Body><Card.Footer>I am a Footer</Card.Footer></Card>

Header, Body, & Footer all return the following error: Property 'Body' does not exist on type 'typeof Card__SvelteComponent_'. ts(2339)

How do I fix these errors?

EDIT

After installing this package in another project I noticed two issues that the accepted answer does not solve:

1). <Card /> returns the following ts error - Expected 0 arguments, but got 1. and breaks all intellisense for the allowable properties.

2). Intellisense does not work with the dot notation. When typing <Card. I am not getting suggestions for any of the sub-components and instead it is just showing all components in the entire package.

The desired outcome is to not have the ts errors and not lose intellisense with the package.

I also attempted to extend the CardStatic like so:interface CardStatic extends OriginalCard and the same issues continued to persist.