Tired of writing propTypes on your React App? Try using propTypesHelper. it provides proptypes from the default values in the object.
import * as helper from 'proptypes-helper';
const types = {
optional: {
Array: [],
Bool: true,
Func: ()=>{},
Number: 1,
Object: {},
String: '',
Symbol: Symbol('desc'),
Element: <div />
},
required: {
Array2: [ 1 ],
Number2: NaN,
},
external: {
Instance: PropTypes.instanceOf(Message)
}
}
function StatelessButton(props) {
...
}
StatelessButton.defaultProps = { ...helpers.defaultProps(types) };
StatelessButton.propTypes = { ...helpers.propTypes(types) };
// or
StatelessButton = helpers.attachTypes(StatelessButton, types);
class Button extends Compoment {
static defaultProps = { ...helpers.defaultProps(types) }
static propTypes = { ...helpers.propTypes(types) }
...
}
** if your linter barks at proptypes, try use spread ({...xxx}
).
It should be the same as StatelessButton.propTypes = helpers.propTypes(types);
.
You can also easily toggle between optional and required since it use the same form.
only in dev env,
setDebug(true)
will show console.log
for keys and propTyes
setDebug
will show the followings for the upper example
- Array: PropTypes.array
- Bool: PropTypes.bool
- Func: PropTypes.func
- Number: PropTypes.number
- Object: PropTypes.shape()
- String: PropTypes.string
- Symbol: PropTypes.symbol
- Element: PropTypes.element
- Array2: PropTypes.arrayOf(PropTypes.number).isRequired
- Number2: PropTypes.number.isRequired
If one of those is needed
any
customProp
oneOf
oneOfType
node
objectOf
instanceOf
object
; generated asshape
array
; generated only for empyt array.
or precise proptypes, please write that in the external
parameter.
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