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QUESTION
I am trying to understand and solve my own problem which is related to react components generic props.I have taken this code example from this article functional React components with TypeScript using generic props. Unfortunately, I couldn't reproduce the same in the Codesandbox and I get a ts error. Link to sandbox - link to sandbox
Typescript can't infer the right type for Tablle objects and throws an error
Property 'title' does not exist on type 'ObjectType'
I don't know what I am doing wrong, but seems like I just copied a part of the code from the article and it doesn't work.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-20 at 14:14Usually generics are expressed as , which can be any type.
T
or (ObjectType
) doesn't guarantee anything about what properties it may have. If you try to access a property that TypeScript doesn't know about, it will complain.
If you want to assert that ObjectType
has a title property, you can do
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I am working on a little showcase that is supposed to demonstrate how you can write interactive programs in a purely functional manner using functional-reactive programming (specifically RxJava2).
My goal is to create a simple interactive game. The main function of the game (let's call it Next Game State, or NGS for short) takes the current state of the game, a user input, as well as a random number and computes the next state of the game from those three inputs. Fairly straightforward so far. The user inputs and the random numbers are Flowable
s that were created from Iterable
s or via generators. I envisioned that the game state itself would be a Flowable as well (but I might be wrong about that).
I am struggling to find the right functional-reactive operator that applies the function to the three inputs and produces the next state of the game. Initially, I thought that Flowable.zip(source1, source2, source3, zipper)
would be right operation: it could take the three flows and combine it via the NGS function into a new Flowable. That, unfortunately, does not account for the fact that the resulting Flowable itself needs to be one of the inputs of the zip operation, which seems an impossible setup. My next idea was to use Flowable.generate
, but I need the two additional inputs from other Flowable
s to calculate the next state, and there is no way to feed those into the generate
operator.
In a nutshell, I'm trying to realize something similar to this (pseudo-)marble diagram:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-06 at 09:57The user-input and randome number are two separate streams, which could emit at any time by their own.
Solutionlong story short, is there an existing operator that supports this behavior?
Yes, there is. You could use #scan(seed, { current, upstream
. -> newValue }
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I have been trying to create a react component that abstracts out a material-ui component. I have several model interfaces that should be assignable to a prop of the component. I want the other props to infer their types based on that specific prop.
For example here are my interfaces:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-14 at 20:46https://reactjs.org/docs/typechecking-with-proptypes.html
What you want can use prop types library. You can make some property of a component required or optional
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I've got a formarray. If I initialize it with a formbuilder and push onto it, it seems to work okay. If I take the same array that I'm pushing items from, and try to add it all at once with the spread operator, I get the error "ERROR Error: Cannot find control with path: 'sizesArray -> 0'"
My question is, in keeping with the spirit of ngrx/rsjx/functional-reactive programming, how can I keep the Formarray 'immutable' and assign to it from the FormGroup[] rather than clearing, looping and pushing?
Here's the relevant code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-09 at 11:50I think the problem is that you're changing the references.
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