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Functional Components with TypeScript

Open webistomin opened this issue 4 years ago • 5 comments

HI!✌

I have 2 components. The first looks like this:

import { RenderContext, VNode } from 'vue';

import './BaseTitle.sass';

export interface IBaseTitleProps {
  level: number;
}

export const BaseTitle = (context: RenderContext<IBaseTitleProps>): VNode => {
  const { level } = context.props;
  const HeadingComponent = `h${level}`;
  return (
    <HeadingComponent
      class={`title base-title base-title_level-${level} ${context.data.staticClass || ''} ${context.data.class ||
        ''}`}>
      {context.children}
    </HeadingComponent>
  );
};

And the second one:

import { VueComponent } from 'types/vue-components';
import { Component } from 'nuxt-property-decorator';
import { VNode } from 'vue';
import { BaseTitle } from 'components/base/BaseTitle';

@Component({
  name: 'TheHeader',
})
export default class TheHeader extends VueComponent {
  public render(): VNode {
    return (
      <header class='page-header'>
        <BaseTitle level={4}>Page title</BaseTitle>
      </header>
    );
  }
}

I get an error when I pass the prop level there.

TS2322: Type '{ level: number; }' is not assignable to type 'RenderContext<IBaseTitleProps>'.   Property 'level' does not exist on type 'RenderContext<IBaseTitleProps>'.

RenderContext interface.

export interface RenderContext<Props=DefaultProps> {
  props: Props;
  children: VNode[];
  slots(): any;
  data: VNodeData;
  parent: Vue;
  listeners: { [key: string]: Function | Function[] };
  scopedSlots: { [key: string]: NormalizedScopedSlot };
  injections: any
}

I can rewrite it to something like this

<BaseTitle
    props={{
     level: 4,
    }}
 />

but it also requires me to pass all other fields from RenderContext interface

How to properly use functional components and TypeScript? Is there any example? Thanks.

webistomin avatar May 07 '20 05:05 webistomin