React Recompose : Method created in WithStateProps is not accessible
I am using Recompose to define some methods like below :
export interface WithStateProps {
isDisabled: boolean;
isReady: boolean;
setDisabled(value: boolean): void;
setReady(value: boolean): void;
}
export const withStateHoc = withState('isDisabled', 'setDisabled', false);
export const withIsEligibleStateHoc = withState(
'isReady',
'setReady',
true
);
export const isReady = (value : string) => {
return value ? true : false
};
export type WrappedProps = StepContentProps &
FormikProps<MyAddress> &
InjectedIntlProps &
AddressFormHandlers & WithStateProps;
When I want to use the setReady
method I get this message: props.setReady is not a function
Here is my code:
export const withFormikHoc = withFormik<
WrappedProps & RouteComponentProps<{}> & InjectedIntlProps & WithStateProps,
MyAddress
>({
handleSubmit: async (values, { props, setSubmitting }) => {
const addressAlreadyVerified = isReady(values.country);
if(addressAlreadyVerified) {
props.setReady(true)
}
}
})
When I hover on props.setReady(true)
in VCode, I can see: (method) WithStateProps.setReady(value: boolean): void
But I know that props.setReady
is not a function!
Does anyone have any idea what I am missing here?
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I am using Recompose to define some methods like below :
export interface WithStateProps {
isDisabled: boolean;
isReady: boolean;
setDisabled(value: boolean): void;
setReady(value: boolean): void;
}
export const withStateHoc = withState('isDisabled', 'setDisabled', false);
export const withIsEligibleStateHoc = withState(
'isReady',
'setReady',
true
);
export const isReady = (value : string) => {
return value ? true : false
};
export type WrappedProps = StepContentProps &
FormikProps<MyAddress> &
InjectedIntlProps &
AddressFormHandlers & WithStateProps;
When I want to use the setReady
method I get this message: props.setReady is not a function
Here is my code:
export const withFormikHoc = withFormik<
WrappedProps & RouteComponentProps<{}> & InjectedIntlProps & WithStateProps,
MyAddress
>({
handleSubmit: async (values, { props, setSubmitting }) => {
const addressAlreadyVerified = isReady(values.country);
if(addressAlreadyVerified) {
props.setReady(true)
}
}
})
When I hover on props.setReady(true)
in VCode, I can see: (method) WithStateProps.setReady(value: boolean): void
But I know that props.setReady
is not a function!
Does anyone have any idea what I am missing here?
javascript reactjs typescript recompose
Add your thatsetReady
where you're usingwithFormikHoc
– varit05
Nov 21 '18 at 17:07
Already added by adding : WrappedProps
– Emad Dehnavi
Nov 21 '18 at 17:10
add a comment |
I am using Recompose to define some methods like below :
export interface WithStateProps {
isDisabled: boolean;
isReady: boolean;
setDisabled(value: boolean): void;
setReady(value: boolean): void;
}
export const withStateHoc = withState('isDisabled', 'setDisabled', false);
export const withIsEligibleStateHoc = withState(
'isReady',
'setReady',
true
);
export const isReady = (value : string) => {
return value ? true : false
};
export type WrappedProps = StepContentProps &
FormikProps<MyAddress> &
InjectedIntlProps &
AddressFormHandlers & WithStateProps;
When I want to use the setReady
method I get this message: props.setReady is not a function
Here is my code:
export const withFormikHoc = withFormik<
WrappedProps & RouteComponentProps<{}> & InjectedIntlProps & WithStateProps,
MyAddress
>({
handleSubmit: async (values, { props, setSubmitting }) => {
const addressAlreadyVerified = isReady(values.country);
if(addressAlreadyVerified) {
props.setReady(true)
}
}
})
When I hover on props.setReady(true)
in VCode, I can see: (method) WithStateProps.setReady(value: boolean): void
But I know that props.setReady
is not a function!
Does anyone have any idea what I am missing here?
javascript reactjs typescript recompose
I am using Recompose to define some methods like below :
export interface WithStateProps {
isDisabled: boolean;
isReady: boolean;
setDisabled(value: boolean): void;
setReady(value: boolean): void;
}
export const withStateHoc = withState('isDisabled', 'setDisabled', false);
export const withIsEligibleStateHoc = withState(
'isReady',
'setReady',
true
);
export const isReady = (value : string) => {
return value ? true : false
};
export type WrappedProps = StepContentProps &
FormikProps<MyAddress> &
InjectedIntlProps &
AddressFormHandlers & WithStateProps;
When I want to use the setReady
method I get this message: props.setReady is not a function
Here is my code:
export const withFormikHoc = withFormik<
WrappedProps & RouteComponentProps<{}> & InjectedIntlProps & WithStateProps,
MyAddress
>({
handleSubmit: async (values, { props, setSubmitting }) => {
const addressAlreadyVerified = isReady(values.country);
if(addressAlreadyVerified) {
props.setReady(true)
}
}
})
When I hover on props.setReady(true)
in VCode, I can see: (method) WithStateProps.setReady(value: boolean): void
But I know that props.setReady
is not a function!
Does anyone have any idea what I am missing here?
javascript reactjs typescript recompose
javascript reactjs typescript recompose
edited Nov 21 '18 at 18:21
Ishaan Javali
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asked Nov 21 '18 at 16:54
Emad DehnaviEmad Dehnavi
1,729718
1,729718
Add your thatsetReady
where you're usingwithFormikHoc
– varit05
Nov 21 '18 at 17:07
Already added by adding : WrappedProps
– Emad Dehnavi
Nov 21 '18 at 17:10
add a comment |
Add your thatsetReady
where you're usingwithFormikHoc
– varit05
Nov 21 '18 at 17:07
Already added by adding : WrappedProps
– Emad Dehnavi
Nov 21 '18 at 17:10
Add your that
setReady
where you're using withFormikHoc
– varit05
Nov 21 '18 at 17:07
Add your that
setReady
where you're using withFormikHoc
– varit05
Nov 21 '18 at 17:07
Already added by adding : WrappedProps
– Emad Dehnavi
Nov 21 '18 at 17:10
Already added by adding : WrappedProps
– Emad Dehnavi
Nov 21 '18 at 17:10
add a comment |
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You're not getting the props properly. Your deconstructor is wrong.
Here is how it should look:
handleSubmit: async (values, { setSubmitting, ...props }) => {
What it means: from your component props, extract setSubmitting
into its own variable and put everything else inside a props
object.
What you should actually do:
handleSubmit: async (values, { setReady, setSubmitting }) => {
const addressAlreadyVerified = isReady(values.country);
if (addressAlreadyVerified) {
setReady(true)
}
}
This way, you only extract the values that you need from your props, and don't end up with an object full of properties you don't really need.
EDIT
If you want, you can choose NOT to deconstruct anything and your could would end up somewhat like this:
handleSubmit: async (values, props) => {
const addressAlreadyVerified = isReady(values.country);
if (addressAlreadyVerified) {
props.setReady(true)
}
}
I just realized that you're not using setSubmitting
at all. You can just remove that if you wish.
add a comment |
Well, I find the problem, which was my mistake, in my compose
I added withFormikHoc
before withStateHoc
& withIsEligibleStateHoc
and that was the reason for the error. After bring them first problem solved.
add a comment |
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You're not getting the props properly. Your deconstructor is wrong.
Here is how it should look:
handleSubmit: async (values, { setSubmitting, ...props }) => {
What it means: from your component props, extract setSubmitting
into its own variable and put everything else inside a props
object.
What you should actually do:
handleSubmit: async (values, { setReady, setSubmitting }) => {
const addressAlreadyVerified = isReady(values.country);
if (addressAlreadyVerified) {
setReady(true)
}
}
This way, you only extract the values that you need from your props, and don't end up with an object full of properties you don't really need.
EDIT
If you want, you can choose NOT to deconstruct anything and your could would end up somewhat like this:
handleSubmit: async (values, props) => {
const addressAlreadyVerified = isReady(values.country);
if (addressAlreadyVerified) {
props.setReady(true)
}
}
I just realized that you're not using setSubmitting
at all. You can just remove that if you wish.
add a comment |
You're not getting the props properly. Your deconstructor is wrong.
Here is how it should look:
handleSubmit: async (values, { setSubmitting, ...props }) => {
What it means: from your component props, extract setSubmitting
into its own variable and put everything else inside a props
object.
What you should actually do:
handleSubmit: async (values, { setReady, setSubmitting }) => {
const addressAlreadyVerified = isReady(values.country);
if (addressAlreadyVerified) {
setReady(true)
}
}
This way, you only extract the values that you need from your props, and don't end up with an object full of properties you don't really need.
EDIT
If you want, you can choose NOT to deconstruct anything and your could would end up somewhat like this:
handleSubmit: async (values, props) => {
const addressAlreadyVerified = isReady(values.country);
if (addressAlreadyVerified) {
props.setReady(true)
}
}
I just realized that you're not using setSubmitting
at all. You can just remove that if you wish.
add a comment |
You're not getting the props properly. Your deconstructor is wrong.
Here is how it should look:
handleSubmit: async (values, { setSubmitting, ...props }) => {
What it means: from your component props, extract setSubmitting
into its own variable and put everything else inside a props
object.
What you should actually do:
handleSubmit: async (values, { setReady, setSubmitting }) => {
const addressAlreadyVerified = isReady(values.country);
if (addressAlreadyVerified) {
setReady(true)
}
}
This way, you only extract the values that you need from your props, and don't end up with an object full of properties you don't really need.
EDIT
If you want, you can choose NOT to deconstruct anything and your could would end up somewhat like this:
handleSubmit: async (values, props) => {
const addressAlreadyVerified = isReady(values.country);
if (addressAlreadyVerified) {
props.setReady(true)
}
}
I just realized that you're not using setSubmitting
at all. You can just remove that if you wish.
You're not getting the props properly. Your deconstructor is wrong.
Here is how it should look:
handleSubmit: async (values, { setSubmitting, ...props }) => {
What it means: from your component props, extract setSubmitting
into its own variable and put everything else inside a props
object.
What you should actually do:
handleSubmit: async (values, { setReady, setSubmitting }) => {
const addressAlreadyVerified = isReady(values.country);
if (addressAlreadyVerified) {
setReady(true)
}
}
This way, you only extract the values that you need from your props, and don't end up with an object full of properties you don't really need.
EDIT
If you want, you can choose NOT to deconstruct anything and your could would end up somewhat like this:
handleSubmit: async (values, props) => {
const addressAlreadyVerified = isReady(values.country);
if (addressAlreadyVerified) {
props.setReady(true)
}
}
I just realized that you're not using setSubmitting
at all. You can just remove that if you wish.
answered Nov 21 '18 at 20:43
Sergio MouraSergio Moura
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Well, I find the problem, which was my mistake, in my compose
I added withFormikHoc
before withStateHoc
& withIsEligibleStateHoc
and that was the reason for the error. After bring them first problem solved.
add a comment |
Well, I find the problem, which was my mistake, in my compose
I added withFormikHoc
before withStateHoc
& withIsEligibleStateHoc
and that was the reason for the error. After bring them first problem solved.
add a comment |
Well, I find the problem, which was my mistake, in my compose
I added withFormikHoc
before withStateHoc
& withIsEligibleStateHoc
and that was the reason for the error. After bring them first problem solved.
Well, I find the problem, which was my mistake, in my compose
I added withFormikHoc
before withStateHoc
& withIsEligibleStateHoc
and that was the reason for the error. After bring them first problem solved.
answered Nov 22 '18 at 9:40
Emad DehnaviEmad Dehnavi
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Add your that
setReady
where you're usingwithFormikHoc
– varit05
Nov 21 '18 at 17:07
Already added by adding : WrappedProps
– Emad Dehnavi
Nov 21 '18 at 17:10