Artur Baybulatov
Artur Baybulatov
Sorry, I don't have yarn installed. Never used it actually.
That would create problems when try to use/assign data back in callbacks. Currently I'm facing the problem with my custom `Table` wrapper, because I'm internally passing back just `TableProps['dataSource']`: ```tsx...
Related error: https://github.com/jaystack/odata-v4-server-pgsql-example/issues/5 ``` node_modules/odata-v4-server/build/lib/processor.d.ts:20:22 - error TS2415: Class 'ODataProcessor' incorrectly extends base class 'Transform'. Property '_flush' is protected in type 'ODataProcessor' but public in type 'Transform'. 20 export declare...
I think he means the ability to extend (inherit) templates (nunjucks example): **_layout.html:** ```nunjucks {% block title %}{% endblock %} {% block styles %}{% endblock %} {% block content %}{%...
Let's give this issue a thumbs up, so that it's more clear that this feature is desirable by many people. Even a workaround is greatly appreciated.
I'm too making a universal phone parsing utility, that can accept an `unknown` value. Within that utility I need to check for already created `PhoneNumber` instance. I can't use `PhoneNumber...
Oh, yes, I've got it working using some duck typing and the TypeScript's type guard feature: ```ts import { PhoneNumber } from 'libphonenumber-js' import { isObject } from 'src/utils' const...
Are you using either "distance" or "pressDelay" prop on the root component? If you are, your "onClick" handler probably doesn't work because you are using the "index" prop as well...
I had a similar problem with mixed-up keys: Currently I've worked around the problem using the explicit `satisfies` operator: The type has been imported like this: ```ts import { SerializableProperty...
@lobaak Hey! Why did you specify `react()` twice?