electron-react-typescript-boilerplate | Electron/React/Typescript Boilerplate | Frontend Framework library
kandi X-RAY | electron-react-typescript-boilerplate Summary
kandi X-RAY | electron-react-typescript-boilerplate Summary
electron-react-typescript-boilerplate is a TypeScript library typically used in User Interface, Frontend Framework, React, Nodejs, Electron, Boilerplate, Jest applications. electron-react-typescript-boilerplate has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.
Electron/React/Typescript Boilerplate
Electron/React/Typescript Boilerplate
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electron-react-typescript-boilerplate has a low active ecosystem.
It has 7 star(s) with 0 fork(s). There are 3 watchers for this library.
It had no major release in the last 6 months.
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QUESTION
Action is assigned type "of never" when it's surely should not
Asked 2018-Nov-04 at 00:37
Disclaimer: I'm using electron boilerplate from https://github.com/iRath96/electron-react-typescript-boilerplate
It has some nice actions creators code there (copy paste from boilerplate for better context:)
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-04 at 00:37fetchAllBackgroundsPending.test
is declared as a user-defined type guard:
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Install electron-react-typescript-boilerplate
Create the project that will become the renderer process:.
Add the project that will become the main process:. Note that its name, in package.json, is "electron-quick-start-typescript". Change it to "main".
In the root package.json, add both projects as workspaces:.
To install the React Developer Tools, look up DevTools Extension to see how to get the path to the extension. Then put the following in main/.env:.
Add the .vscode files that I've prepared. Install VSCode's Debugger for Chrome extension if you haven't already. I also recommend the Prettier and ESLint extensions: again, if you don't already have them. From then on you have two workflows, depending on whether you need to debug both processes or just the render process.
Add the project that will become the main process:. Note that its name, in package.json, is "electron-quick-start-typescript". Change it to "main".
In the root package.json, add both projects as workspaces:.
To install the React Developer Tools, look up DevTools Extension to see how to get the path to the extension. Then put the following in main/.env:.
Add the .vscode files that I've prepared. Install VSCode's Debugger for Chrome extension if you haven't already. I also recommend the Prettier and ESLint extensions: again, if you don't already have them. From then on you have two workflows, depending on whether you need to debug both processes or just the render process.
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