Alexandre

Full example using implementations above: ```ts import * as t from "io-ts" export function pick( Model: t.TypeC, keys: K[] ): t.TypeC { const pickedProps = {} as Pick keys.forEach((key) =>...

I could do it like that: ```typescript @Module({ imports: [ PassportModule.register({ accessType: 'offline', prompt: 'consent', }), ], controllers: [...], }) export class AuthModule {} ```

I ending up using `React.useEffect` too. In my case it was an array so I did something like that: ```tsx const query = (store: RootStoreType) => store.queryParticipants( { filter: {...

Hey! Don't know why but I tried to switch to this package with the meteor-react-apollo-accounts package on npm but I got some errors with ReactNative like "Cannot call setState on...

After some investigations, it's related to [email protected]. Downgrading to 2.2.7 solved the issue. See: https://github.com/apollographql/apollo-client/issues/3236

I made a npm package for that if you need (ran into this issue today...) https://www.npmjs.com/package/meteor-apollo-accounts-2

Same here. I can hide the component but it feels against React philosophy :(

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