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Web docs | Contribute! | Ask! This repo is maintained by @epstlon and efliptarnnes Lard, We'e so happy you want to try out React with TypeScript If {you see anything wrong or missing, please file an ieeue! -npsufgthub.comtypescrgt-cheatsheotsreact7tabsreadme-ov-fleoption-1-dom-olomentref 119526106725, 00:37 GitHub - typescript cheatsheetsireact: Cheatsheets for experienced React developers goting started with TypeScript ‘The Basic Cheatsheet is focused on helping React devs just start using TS in React apps '© Focus on opinionated best practices, copy pastabe examples, ‘© Explains some basic TS types usage and setup along the way. (© Answers the most Frequently Asked Questions © Does not caver generic type logic in detail Instead we prefer to teach simple troubleshooting techniques for newbies. ©The goal i to get effective with TS without leaning too much TS. + The Advanced Chestshest helps show and explain advanced usage of generic types for people writing reusable type sitiestunctons/render rop/higher order components and T+ React libraries. © Iealso has miscellaneous tips and tricks for pro uses. © Advice for contributing to DefiitelyTypes. © The goal is o take fll advantage of TypeScript ‘The Migrating Cheatsheet helps collate advice for incrementally migrating large codebases from JS or Flow, from people who have done x 1© We do nat try to convince people to switch, only to help people who have already decided, © A, This is anew cheatsheet all assistance is welcome. + The HOC Cheatsheet specifically teaches people to write HOCS with examples, ‘© Familiarity with Generics is necessary © A, This isthe newest cheatsheet, all assistance is welcome. Basic Cheatsheet Basic Cheatsheet Table of Contents ‘¥ Expand Table of Contents React TypeScrpt Cheatsheet © Basic Cheatsheet = Basic Cheatsheet Table of Contents * Section 1:Setup 1 Prerequisites React and TypeSeript starter kits + Try React and TypeSeript online * Section2: Getting Stated ' Function Components wsestate useCallback + useReducer = Option 1: 00M element raf = Option 2: Mutable value raf = See so + uselmperatveHandle + More Hooks + TypeScrpt reading + ample React Hooks + TypeScript bates: + Class Components + Typing getDerivedstatetromProps + You May Not Need defauteProns + Tying setautemops + Consuming Props af a Component with defaulPrope * Problem Statement = Solution 1 Mise Discussions and Knowledge, + Tying Component Props ' Basic Prop Types Bamoles -nps:fgthub.comtypescrgt-cheatsheotsreact7tab=readme-ov-fleoption-1-dom-olomentref26106725, 00:37 GitHub typescript cheatsheetsireact: Cheatsheets for experienced React developers goting started with TypeScript 1 bject_a5 the non-primitive type = Empty interface, (and object Useful React Pr Type xamples or interfaces? = Toe = More Advice = Useful table for Types vs Interfaces © getDerivedstatefrom?rop rms and Events Uist of event types = Context 1 Basic example Without default contort value 1 Tyge assertion as an alternative = forwardRet/createRet Generic forwardRets * Option 1 = Wrapper component + Option 2 Redeclare forardRef + Option 3 = Call sionature 1 More nfo 1 Portals Error Boundaries * Option 1: Using react-eror-boundary * Option 2: Writing your custom efror boundary component 1 Concurrent React/React Suspense 1» Troubleshooting Handbook: Types + Union Types and Type Guarding + Optional Types, + Enum Types + Tune Assertion * Simulating Nominal Tynes © Intersection Types * Union Types, * Overloading Function Types, 1 Using inferred Types| Using Partial Types, 1 The Types need werent exported! 1 The Types need dont exist! "Slapping, any on everthing 1 Autopenerate types 1 Typing Exported Hooks 1 Typing Exported Components Frequent Known Problems with TypeSerpt 1 Troubleshooting Handbook: erators ' Troubleshooting Handbook: Utilities 1» Troubleshooting Handbook: tsconfigjson 1» Troubleshooting Handbook: Fixing bugs in offical ypings 1» Troubleshooting Handbook: Global, Images and ather nan-TS fles = Editor Tooling and integration = Gnting 1 Other React + TypeScrint resources 1 Recommended React + TypeScr = Time to Really Leatn TypeSeript talks © My question isn't answered here! -nps:fgthub.comtypescrgt-cheatsheotsreact7tab=readme-ov-fleoption-1-dom-olomentref26108125, 00:37 GitHub typescipt-cheatsheetsteact: Cheatsheet fr experienced React developers getting stated wth TypeScript © Contributors Section 1: Setup Prerequisites You can use this cheatsheet for reference at any sil lvel, but basic understanding of React and TypeScriptis assumed, Here is list of prerequisites + asic understanding of React ‘+ Familiarity with Typescript Basis and Everyday Types. In the cheatsheet we assume you are using the latest versions of React and TypeScript. React and TypeScript starter kits React has documentation for how to start a new React project wth some of the most popular frameworks. Here's how to star them with Typescript + Nextt mph ereste-next-appelatest --ts Romie npe create-remtapiatest Gatsby: apm inst gatsty ts + Sapo! mpx crestecexpo-app -t with-typesertpt ‘Try React and TypeSerpt online There are some tools that let you run React and TypeScrpt online, which can be helpful for debugging or making sharable reproductions. + TypeSerint playground + sackit + CodeSandooe Section 2: Getting Started Function Components ‘These can be written as normal functions that take a. preps. argument and return a JSX element 11 beclaring type of props - see “Typing Conponent Props” for nore exenples e *yp0 Aopieops = { nessage: strings Bs [7 ase “interface” <6 exporting £0 that consuens can extend */ const dep = ({ nessage }: AppProps) => ; const nop = ({ message }! Appbrops): React. ISK. Clenent => ; const nop = ({ message }: { nessage: string }) => célvo(nessage) 11 aasernatively, you can use “React FunctionCanpanent™ (or “React.FC'), if you prefer 71 wath latest React types and TypeScrigt 5.4. st's aostly a stylistic choice, otherstse discouraged const Aap! React FurctionConponenteg message: string }> = (( message )) => ( “avo message} /aiv> % Wh or const Aap: React FCetgpProps> = ({ message }) => cdivo{nessage}s Tip: You might use Paul Shen's VS Code Extension to automate the type destructure declaration fine! a keyboard shart) > Why is nesct.fe not needed? What about React.FunctSonConponent / Resct.VotdFunctienConponsnt ? Hooks Hooks ae supported in gtyoes/react from v168 up. useState ‘Type inference works very wel for simple values: -nps:fgthub.comtypescrgt-cheatsheotsreact7tab=readme-ov-fleoption-1-dom-olomentref26106725, 00:37 GitHub typescript cheatsheetsireact: Cheatsheets for experienced React developers goting started with TypeScript const (state, setstate] = usestate(false); CJ Wes only takes booleans See also the Using nfered Types section if you need to use a complex type that you've relied on inference for However, many hooks ae initialized with null-ish default values, and you may wander how to provide types. Explicitly declare the type, and use 3 union ype: const (user, setuser] = usestatecuser | null>(oull)s cy U1 aster sotueer(neser)s ‘You can also use type assertions ita states intialized soon after setup and always has a value after const (user, setuser] = usestatecisero({) a5 User); e setuser(nser)s ‘This temporarly‘lies"to the TypeScript compiler that {) is of type User. You should fallow up by setting the user state —ifyou dom’, the rest of your code may rely on the fact that user is of type User and that may lead to runtime errs useallback You can type the usecatiback just lke any other function, const menotzeecalTbace = ysecal back e (arama: string, param: runter) => ( console. log(oarant, paran2) Fetern {/ott true} » recy > fo + (param string, paran2: nunber) => ( okt Note that for React < 18, the function signature of usecsltbace typed arguments as ary{1 by default: ‘function useCallbackeT extends (...argst any(]) => anye( e callback: Ts eps: opendencytist “Tt In React > 18, the function signature of usecatiback. changed to the following function usecal1backeT extenés Function>(callback: Ts deps! DependencyList): Ts e@ ‘Therefore, the following code will yield” Paraeeter “e' Snplicitly has an ‘any” type." ervor in React >= 18, but not <17 11 @ts-expect-error Paraneter ‘e* inplicitly has ‘any" type. e secaldoack((e) => Os (Ds 1) expliest “any” type secal back (et any) => Qe (D5 useReducer ‘Yu can use Disriminated Unions for reducer actions. Don forget to define the return type of reducer, otherwise TypeScrpt wil infer it ngort { useRecucer } from “reacts e const Anstlalstate = { counts @ ): -npsfgthub.comtypescrgt-cheatsheotsreact7tab=readme-ov-fleoption-1-dom-olomentef 519526106725, 00:37 GitHub typescript cheatsheetsireact: Cheatsheets for experienced React developers goting started with TypeScript 1 Cpe: | Crype: revere ‘function reducer(state: typeof Initiaistate, action: ACTIONIPE) ( suiten (action.type) ¢ return { count: state.count + action-payload 3s return ( count: state.count ~ Nunber(action.payload) eotauie ‘rot pew Eever Os ) ? function counter() { Const (state, dispatch] = usetedicer(reducer, initcalstate); return ( ‘cour: (state-court} button onclicke(() => éispetcn({ type: “eecrenent”, payload: "5" > youston> button onclicke{() => dispatcn({ type: Tinerenent”, payloae: 5 ))> croutton> a ‘View in the TypeSeript Playground Usage with Reducer from redux usebffect / useLayoutEffect Both of useeffect and usetayoutttfect_are used for performing side effects and return an optional cleanup function which means if they don't deal with returning values, no types are necessary. When using usectfect, take cae not to retuin anything other than function oF undefined , otherwise both TypeScript and React wil yell at you. This can be subtle when using arrow functions: Tunction DelayedEfrect(props: { timers: number }) { e const { timers } = proas: sseesece¢ o> settineoit(Q) > ( 2 tines), [inert] % 7 bad example! see Timeout Seplicitiy returns a nurter ? > Solution tothe above example useRef In Typescript. usenet retusa reference thats ether read-only or mutable, depends on whether your type argument flly covers the intial value or not. Choose one that suits your usecase Option DOM element af ‘To1access a DOM element: provide only the element type a5 argument, and use suil_ as intial value. In this case, the returned reference will have 8 read-only current. thats managed by React. TypeScript expects you to give this ref to an element's ref prop: function Foot) { e 11 = Xf possible, prefer as specific 2s possible, F {i = Technical-wise, this returns RefOoject HTML const aivRef ~ vseher(M411)5 seefect(() => -nps:fgthub.comtypescrgt-cheatsheotsreact7tabsreadme-ov-fleoption-1-dom-olomentsef 613526106725, 00:37 GitHub - typescript cheatsheetsireact: Cheatsheets for experienced React developers goting started with TypeScript Sf (lobviet.cunrent) throw Errar("aivRef Ss rot assigned”); 11 Now divkes current 4 sure to be WIALDivElenent esonethingath(divfet. current); » 1 Give the ref to an element so React can manage St for you return caty nef-(oivRer}>ete3, > It you are sure that aivier.current ll ever be null itis also possible to use the non-null assertion operator const diet = veeteF Tip: Choosing which HTALElenent to use ‘Option 2: Mutable value ref “To have a mutable value: provide the type you want, and make sure the iil value fully belongs to that type: function Foot) { e 11 Teehrical-wise, this returns hutablenefObjecterumber | null> const intervaltef = useRefémunber | mil1s{oul2); 11 You nanage the ref yourselt (shat's why St°5 called MutableRefO2jee!1) secerect(() => ¢ ‘sntervalRef current = settnterval(...34 return () = clesrircervol(ntevalief current); » 0% return ebutton onclicke(/* clearinterval she ref */]>Cancel tiner((orops, ref) => { retnporativerancleteet, () => (C 11 stareQ) has type faerence here start) ¢ sere ("start=)3 » DH return ealvscountdowne/iy>i Mm 11 The conpanent uses the Countdown component e Snoort Countdown, { CountdenotindLe } fron *. 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Instead, use TS 3.4 const assertions noone { usestate } (ron "reace" @ xgort function vsstoasinat) ( ones [Ssloading, ret State] = usestate(*als9); const load = (3Prorise: Pronisecany>) => { setstate(tra)s return aProntse.FinalIy(() % Feturn [Isloading, load) as const; // infers (Boolean, typeof Joad) instead of (Boolean | typeof Load) > setstate(false)): ‘View in the TyoeScrpt Playground ‘This way, winen you destructure you actually get the right types based on destructure position > Alternative: Asserting a tuple return type Note that the React team recommends that custom hooks that return more than two values should use proper objects instead of tuples, however More Hooks + TypeScript reading: «+ ntps//medium com/@jnwebdeu/react-naoks-n-typescrpt-BBfce7001d0d « htps /ettbog cu/typescriptreact/nooks/#useret you are writing a React Hooks library, don't forget that you should also expose your types for users to use Example React Hooks + TypeScript Libraries: + htps/olthub com/mueststrate/use-st8 + htps/oithub.com/palmeshay/tne-platform * ntps/ithub comysw-yadhooks Something to add? Fle an issue. ‘class Components Within TypeScrint,Resct.Conponent isa genetic type (aka React.Conponsnt ), so you want to provide i with optional) prop and state type parameters ‘type myrrops = « eo 77 using “interface” 4s also ok ressage: string: B type mystate = { court: munaers // Tike *his lass nop extends React. Canponentayprops, Mystate> state! wystate = { 11 optional second ara n for better type inference -npsufgthub.comitypescrgt-cheatsheotsreact7tab=readme-ov-fleoption-1-dom-olomentef 819526106725, 00:37 GitHub - typescript cheatsheetsireact: Cheatsheets for experienced React developers goting started with TypeScript % reneert) ( retura “this. props. message) (Unis. state.count) » ) > ‘View in the TypeScrpt Playground Don’ forget that you can export/import/extend these types/interfaces for reuse > Why annotate state twice? > Noneed for resdoniy ‘Class Methods: Do it ke normal, but just remember any arguments for your functions also need to be typed lass Pop extends Ranct.Conponentet sage: string J» { counts number }> ( e state < {cot ©}; rengert) return (

this-inerenent(2)}> (this.props.nessage) {this. state. court) aw » > fncrenert = ant: number) => ( 11 ike ee thls. serstate((statey > (( README @ Code ofconduct HB MIT Ieense ? ‘View in the TypeSerpt Playground ‘lass Properties: ityou need to declare clas properties for later use, just declare it ike state , but without assignment class nop extends React, Conporente, e@ pe pointer: numbers // Jske this fenponertBieieunt() { ‘this. pointer = 3; > Fengert) { return ( ‘ths. props.nessage) and (ehis. pointer) ros0> % ‘View in the TypeSerpt Playground Something to add? File an issu, ‘Typing getDerivedstateFromProps Before you start using getberivedstateFronProps, please go though the dacumensation and You Probably Don't Need Derived State, Derived Sate can be implemented using hooks which can also help set up memoization. Here are afew ways in which you can annotate getderivedstateFranProps 1. fyou have explicily typed your derived state and want to make sure that the return value from gatoarivedstateFrenProps conforms toi ‘lass comp extends React.Conponent { e statle geiberivedstateFronPreps( -nps:fgthub.comitypescrgt-cheatsheotsreact7tab=readme-ov-fleoption-1-dom-olomentsef 919526106725, 00:37 GitHub - typescript cheatsheetsireact: Cheatsheets for experienced React developers goting started with TypeScript ): Partiahestates | null ¢ > 2, When you want the function’ return value to determine your state. class Conp extends React. Componente euratypectypeot Campi "getberSvedstaterronProps"]> statle geaberivedstateFronProps(props: Props) 3. When you want derived state with other state fields and memoization| type Custowvalue = anys interface Props { propht Custonvatue; > “Sntortace befnedseate ( otherstaterield: strings ? Function transfornPropstostate(props: Props) ( retara SsavedProat: props.proah, // save for nenotzation eriveestate: props.propt, » > ‘lass conp extends React. PuneComponentcProps, State> ( constructor(Props: Props) super(orops)s this.state = ( ‘therseateriels: “123°, rans(ornPropeTostate(erops), » > Statle geaberivedseateFrenProps(props: Props, state: state) { Af (UsEqal(props.proph, state. saved?roph)} return null: return transforsPropetostate prope): > ? View in the TypeScrpt Playground You May Not Need defaultProps [As per this weet, defaultProps will eventually be deprecated. You can check the discussions here: + Original west ‘© More info ean also be found in this article The consensus is to use object default values. Function Components: ype GreetProps = ( 296?! nunber ): const Greet = ({ age = 2 J GreetProps) => // Class Components ype GreetProps = ( age?! numens # clase Gre encert) ( const (age = 22.) = thie.aropss Pot ? -nps:fgthub.com/typescrgt-cheatsheotsreact7tab=readme-ov-fleoption-1-dom-olomentef cxtonds React Component GreetProps> { e e 1013526106725, 00:37 GitHub typescript cheatsheetsireact: Cheatsheets for experienced React developers goting started with TypeScript ? ot ol = coreet a86=(3) 3 ‘Typing defaultProps Type inference improved greatly for defaultProps in TypeScript 204, although some edge cases are sill problematic, Funetion Components 11 using typeof as 2 shortcut; note that st moist 11 you can also declare the type of DefaultProps if you choose 11 ove. wisps /esthid.con/typescript-chestaneets/nenct/sssues/415ALssbecomnent-881223219 ‘ype Grestrrops = ( age: number ) 8 typeot geraultPropss const Greet = (prope: GreetProps) => ( ie » ‘reat.defaultProps = defoultPropss See this in TS Playground For Class components there are 3 couple ways to doit neluding using the Pick tity ‘ype) but the recommendation isto "reverse" the props definition: type GreetProps = typeor Greet defaultProps & get munbers % clase Greet oxtends foact.ConpanenscGreetProps> 11 Type-checes! no type assertions necced et el = coreet ag6-(3) (23 > noact. 254. Librarytanagedatensbutes nuance fr library authors Consuming Props of a Component with defaultProps ‘Acomponent with defauiterops. may seem to have some reauied props tha actualy aren't Problem Statement Here's what you want to do: interface 1Props ¢ ame! strings const defoultProps age! 25, Const Greetconponent = ({ nan, age ): TProps & typeof defaultProps) => ¢ »% ‘Sreatconponent.defauitorons = deraultPronsi const Testconponent « (props: React ConpanentPropsctypeof GreetConponents) => ¢ return 11 Property “age” $5 missing Ln type “{ mane: string: )° but required £9 type “(ages nunbe const el = cTestConponentnane="fe0" />; -nps:fgthub.comtypescrgt-cheatsheotsreact7tab=readme-ov-fleoption-1-dom-olomentref e e 1113526106725, 00:37 GitHub - typescript choatsheetsireact: Cheatsheets for experienced React developers goting started with TypeScript Define autlty that applies neact.254.Librarymanagesnttributes| type ConponentPropset> = T extends e | ReactconporentIyzeciater ?> | React conporentclnter 2 React 35%. 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Fle an issue ‘Typing Component Props ‘hiss intended as» basic orientation and reference fr React developers fanilarzing with TypeSeript Basic Prop Types Examples Allis of TypeScrot types you wil ikely use in a React+TypeScrip app ype AapPrens = ¢ @ essage: strings ‘saablee: sooleans array of 2 type! */ stringt ls status: “waiting” | "success" - . 07 an object with krow properties (but could have nore at runtine) */ ob: { tutte: strings » cbjare: { 4: strings 20 [5 any ron-printtive value ~ can't access any properties (NOT COMMON but useful ab placeholder) +7 onjas object: (ran interface with no required properties - (WOT COMIN, except for things Like “React.Conponentc(), state>”) */ ey OF + a dict object with any runber of properties of the sane type */ dieu: ( ring): MyTypehere; ‘lee2: Recordestring, Mylypaeres; // equlvatent to dsett fanetion that doesn't take or return anything (VERY COWEA) */ fnctice: () => wold; on with tare arop (VERY COMON) */ onchange: (46: number) => vod; (7 function type syntax that takes an event (VERY COMER) */ foncnange: (event: React. 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It does not mean ‘ary object” but rather “any non-primitve type", which means it represents anything that isnot navber, bigint, string, boolean, synbol , null or undefines “Typing “any non-primitive vale” is most likely not something that you should do much in React which means you will probably not use object much Empty interface, {and object ‘An empty interface, (} and object allrepresent "any non-nulish value"—not "an empty object" as you might think, Using these pes is 2 common source of misunderstanding and is nat recommended, Interface AnylooulLishvslue (J // equivalent to “type AnyonNllisielue = {}° or “type AnyonbulLishvalue = object 2 let value: arynonullistvalues 11 these are all fine, but mient not be expects value = Value = () => alert("f00")s value = 03 value = ( foo: “bee” 3: 11 these are errors value = undetined: value = o0115 Useful React Prop Type Examples Relevant for components that accept other React components as props. export declare interface AapProns { e ‘enideen?: React.ReactNade: / best, accepts everything Rea ‘hildrenElenent: React.25X.Elenert; // A single React elener= Styler: React.cSsPropercies; // to pass through style props Conchange?: React.FormeventHandler; // fore events! the generic parareter is the type of event.target {1 wore info: hetps://react-typescrigt-cheatsheet.netli¢y.apo/déocs/sevancea/patters_by_usecase/Aerappingnirroring props: Props & React. ConponentPropsuishouttef<"button">; // £0 inpersonate all the props of 2 button elenent and explicitly mi brops2: Props & React. ConponentPropsnishkefiyauttonksthforwardef9; // £9 Sepersanate all the props of Hybuttonforwardedtor — » > Small neact.neacttade edie case before React 18 > ReactSx.Element vs React ReactNode? More discussion: Wnere ResctNode doas not overlap with RexctJSK Element Something to add? File an issue, ‘Types or interfaces? You can use either Types or Interfaces to type Props and State 50 naturally the question arises ~ which do you use? Tuo Use Interface unl You Need Type - ot, More Advice Here's a helpful rule of thumb: + alvays.se snteréace for public APIs definition when authoring a ibrary oF rd party ambient type definitions, as this allows a consumer ‘o-extend them via declaration merging if some definitions are missing + consider using type for your React Component Props and Stat, for consistency and because itis more constrained. You can read more about the reasoning behind this rule of thumb in Interface vs Tyoe alias in TypeSeriot 27. -nps:fgthub.comtypescrgt-cheatsheotsreact7tab=readme-ov-fleoption-1-dom-olomentref 1819826106725, 00:37 GitHub - typescript cheatsheetsireact: Cheatsheets for experienced React developers goting started with TypeScript ‘The TypeScript Handbook now also includes guidance on Differences Between Type Aliases and Interfaces ‘ Note: At scale, there are performance reasons ta prefer interfaces (se official Microsoft notes on this) ut take this witha grain of salt ‘Types are useful for union types (2.9. type MyType = Tyeek | Typed) whereas Interfaces are better for declaring dictionary shapes and then ‘nplonenting oF extensing them Useful table for Types ws Inerfaces Its a nuanced top, don't get too hung up on it Here's a handy table: Aspect Type Interface Can describe functions a Can describe constructors a ‘Can descrive tuples Interfaces can extend it Classes can extend it {Classes can implement it (Snplenexts ) Can intersect another one of is kind Can create a union with another one ofits kind ‘Can be used to create mapped types ‘Can be mapped over with mapped types a Expands in error messages and logs ° ‘Can be augmented a 98 9 a 9 a ‘canbe recursive > Ah tr some cases (source: Karol Majewski Something to add? Fle an issue. getDerivedStateFromProps Before you start using_setberivedstateFronProps, please go through the dacumentation and You Probably Don't Need Derived State. Derived State can be easly achieved using hooks which can also help set up memoization easly Here are afew ways in which you can annotate getDerivedstateFranProps 1. you have explicily typed your derived state and want to make sure that the return value from getDerivedstateFrenProps conforms toi lass Comp extends React.Conponentebrops, Stater { e stavie gevderivedsateFronPrope( Ds Partiatestate> | mull ¢ a > ? 2, When you want the function's etum value to determine your state. class Conp extends React. Componente e eturatypectypeor Conp["getoertvedstateFronmrops")> 4 Static gevDerivedstateFronPreps(oraps: Props) (2 } 43. When you want derived state with other state fields and memoization -nps:fgthub.comtypescrgt-cheatsheotsreact7tab=readme-ov-fleoption-1-dom-olomentref 1419826106725, 00:37 GitHub typescript cheatsheetsireact: Cheatsheets for experienced React developers goting started with TypeScript type costonvalve = anys eo: sntertace Prope { proph: custonvalue; ? Interface befinedstate { otherstateField: string: ‘ype State = Defineestate & ReturnTypectypeor transformPropsTestate>; function transformPropsTestate(preps: Preps) ( return { savedProat: props.proah, // save for nenotzation eriveastate: props.prepA, % ? Class Conp extends React. PuneConponent { ‘onstructor(praps: Props) { surer(eraps);, this.state = ¢ + transtornPropsrestate(erops), » ) Statle getberivedstateFronProps(props: Props, state: state) { 34 GsEqal(orops.proph, seate.saveéPropt)) return null; rotuen eransforaPropstostate(props)s > : ‘ew in the TypeSerpt Playground Forms and Events If performance isnot an issue (and it usualy is), inlining handlers is easiest as you can just use type inference and contextual typing: mst al = ( @ onclicke<{event) => ( 7+ event wilt be corre » Pb » But ifyou need to define your event handler separately IDE tooling really comes in handy here, asthe @type definitions come with a wealth of 'yping. Type what you ae looking for and usualy the autocomplete will help you out. Here is what it looks like for an onchange fora form ‘type state = ¢ e u Class App extends React. CanporentePrope, State> { state <{ » (1 sping on RIGHT nar skce of = onchange = (e: React. FornEventchTMLEnpstélenant®): this.setstate({ text: e.currentTarget.value 295 i rencert) ( ratorn ( ‘ sas » ) ‘View in the TyoeScrpt Playground Instead of typing the arguments and return values with feact.Ferntvent©> and votd , you may altematively apply types tothe event handler itself (contributed by @ TomasHubelbavers -nps:fgthub.comtypescrgt-cheatsheotsreact7tab=readme-ov-fleoption-1-dom-olomentref 1819526106725, 00:37 GitHub - typescript cheatsheetsireact: Cheatsheets for experienced React developers goting started with TypeScript 11 typing on LEFT hand side of = eo. lnchanges RenceChangetventdandlerchTaltnputelenent> = (@) => ‘this. setstate( (tert: e.currentTarget.value)) ? > Why two ways to do the same thing? ‘Typing onSubmit, with Uncontrolled components in a Form you don’ quite care about the type of the even, you can ust use React.syntnetieevent your target form has custom named inputs that you'd like to access, you can use a type assertion: fore e refo(forater) cnsuimita{(e: React. synthettetvert) => { evoreventDefault()s const tanget = e,target 2s typeof evtarget & { ferail: { value! string }: pacewords { valuet string 5 w Const epail = target.enaiL.valves // typeshecks const patmiord « torget.painord.values // typechecks! Mee » “lates esiapels sain ease input typespassword” nanes"passworé” /> sai “hnput ‘ype-"subait™ valves"Log in” /> roi “itor View in the TyoeScript Playground ‘Of course, you're making any sort of significant form, you should use Formik or React Hook Form, which are writen in TypeScript. List of event types Event Type Description Animationsvent 55 Animations Changefvent Changing the value of , element ClipboardEvent Using copy paste and cut events composiontven [Ns ths ocd fo the ver nec entering tex (eg depending on Browse and PC stu,» popup window ‘may appear with addtional characters if you eg. want to type Japanese on a US Keyboard) Dragkvent Drag and drop interaction with a pointer device fe, mouse) Focustvent Event that occurs when elements gets or loses focus. sorntvent Event that occurs whenever a form or form element gets/loses focus, frm element value is changed or the form is submited imvaldevent Fey ea ae Cc RR oe KeybosrdEvent User interaction withthe keyboard, Each avant dercrbes a single kay interaction, Inpatévert vent that occurs before the vale of changes. Mousefvent Events that occur due tothe user interacting witha pointing device (eg, mouse) -nps:fgthub.comtypescrgt-cheatsheotsreact7tab=readme-ov-fleoption-1-dom-olomentref 1619526106725, 00:37 GitHub - typescript choatsheetsireact: Cheatsheets for experienced React developers goting started with TypeScript Event Type Description f Events that occur due to user interaction with a variety pointing of devices such as mouse, pen/stylus, 2 touchscreen PointerEvent and which also supports multi-touch, Unless you develop for older browsers (E10 or Safari 12), pointer events are recommended. Extends UlEvent. Touchfvent Events that occur due tothe user interacting with a touch device, Extends UlEvent Transitiongvent C55 Transition, Not fully browser supported, tends UlEvent Ulevent Base Event for Mouse, Touch and Pointer events Wheelevent Scroling on a mouse whee! or similar input device. (Note: wheel. event should not be confused withthe scroll event) ‘SyntheticEvent The base event for all above events Should be used when unsure about event type Context Basic example Here's a basic example of creating a context containing the active theme Amport { crenteContent ) fron "reset"; e ‘ype Thenecontext Type = "Light" | "dark"; const Tanecontext = crescecontextTmeneContextType("1S8h0")5 ‘Wrap the components that ned the context with a context provider ssoort { usestate } from "react": e const Aap = () => ¢ ‘const (thene, setThene] = usestatecThanecontertType>(L4gnt")s return ( “Thenecontext-Provicer valuee(theme)> styconponent. > “i TmenecantextProviaer> Call usecontext to read and subscribe tothe context ingore { usecontext } from “react; @ const mycomonent = ‘const thene = useContext (TheeeContent); return 4 ‘Without default context value you don't have any meaningful default value, specify sult Inport { ereateContent } fron "eenet"s e Antertace Cunremtusercontexttyoe ( sernanet strings const CunnentUserContext = crestecontext (oul); const Ap = => e ‘onst [eurrentuser, setCurrentUser] = usestatecCurrentiserContextType>(¢ Usernane: “#iliptannergard", » return ( -nps:fgthub.comitypescrgt-cheatsheotsreact7tabsreadme-ov-fleoption-1-dom-olomentsef 1719826106725, 00:37 GitHub - typescript cheatsheetsireact: Cheatsheets for experienced React developers goting started with TypeScript -cunventsercontent. Provider value={currentUsen)> “tycanzonent > ‘const currentUser = usecontext(CurrentUserContext; return epoMane: (currentUser?.usernane) 7995 However, it would be preferable to not have to check for null since we know thatthe context won't be null. One way to do that isto provide a custom hook to use the context, where an error i thrown ifthe context is not provided: moore { createcontext } fon “react”; e sntortace Currentusercontexttype ? const CurrentuserContent = crestecontextcCurrentsercantentType | oul); canst securcentuser = Q) => { ‘const currentUserContext = vseContext(CurrentUsercontext); 46 (Vourrentusercontess) ( ‘hrow new Error( » > Using a euntime type check inthis ill hs the benefit of printing a clear error message in the console when a provider is not wrapping the components propetly, Now it's possible to acces= currentuser.vaernane without checking for ull ingore { usecontext } fron “react; e const Mycomponent = (09 ‘const currentUser = usecurrentUser()s return s ‘ype asersion a an serative Another way to aveld having to check for null isto use type assertion to tll TypeScript you know the contexts not st sport { wsecontext } fram “react; e const mycomponent =) ‘const currentUser = usecontext (Currentisercontext): return eppwane: (currentuser! usernane)

: Another option isto use an empty object as defout value and cast to the expected context type const CurrentuserContext = createcontext( e 85 CurrentusercontextType % You can also use non-null assertion to get the same resulk -nps:fgthub.comtypescrgt-cheatsheotsreact7tab=readme-ov-fleoption-1-dom-olomentref 1819526106725, 00:37 GitHub -typeseriptcheatsheetsireact: Cheatsheets for experienced React developers goting started with TypeScript const CunnentUserContext = createContext(0W1LID5 e ‘when you don't know what to choose, prefer runtime checking and throwing over type asserting, forwardRet/ereatenet Check the Hooks section for useRer Angort { createhef, Purecanponent } from “react; e class CastbeneProvider extends PureComponent { private reotter = createtefaTMDivelenent>(); // Like this rengert) ( return «div rofafthis.roottaf)>{thts.props.chiléren)5 ) ? moore { foruardter, Reserhoce ) fron “resets e sntortace Props { ‘ype: “suonit™ | “buttons : fxsort type Ref = MTALBUttonELenent; export const Faneybutton = forwanctercRef, Props>((prans, ref) => ( “outton refefref} classtaner"MyClassNane” typer{orops.typ=)> “props. ctidren} ms > Side note: the ref you get from foruardket is mutable so you can assign to tif needed, you are grabbing the props of a component that forwards refs, use corponentProvshlthtet Generic forwardRets Read more context in htps/ettbloo,ewypescriptreact-generic-forward-refsl ‘option 1- Wrapper component type ClickableListeropsct> = { e tens: TO conselect: (Ktem: 1) => voser nner? React-RereATMUListELenent> | nuit; export function CLickableListct> (props: ClickableListPrepseT>) { return (

props. stews nan((iten, 1) => ( eh keys {ites ‘Option 2 RedecoreforwardRet 11 Rodeclare forearstor e feclare module “react” { “function forwardRer ender: (props: P, refi React.RefcTo) -> React.ReactELenent | nul De (props: PH Reack-RevAttrsbutescT>) => React.ReactELerent | null; ? -nps:fgthub.comtypescrgt-cheatsheotsreact7tabsreadme-ov-fleoption-1-dom-olomentef 1919526106725, 00:37 GitHub typescript cheatsheetsireact: Cheatsheets for experienced React developers goting started with TypeScript 17 dus wete your canponents ke you're used to! ‘noort {foruardtes, Forvardectef ) fron “react interface CLickableListProasct> ( ters: TU: fnselect? (Stem: 1) => voter sanction €LickableListinner( props: CLickabletistPronsct>, ” ratirn “al refefret> {orops. stuns. (ten, 4) ‘at keya(3> ‘ props.onselect(iten) )selecte/button> item) > ¢ extends Option (props: wicaForeardRefProps): RaturaTyPES ? ‘forwardher(CLiceablet ist); Credits: https //stackoverlow conva/73 795484 More info * nts //medim com/eomarti ith-typescip ‘You may also wish to do Concitional Rendering with faruaratee Something to add? Portals Using eactoon.createrortad const modabtoot = docunent.getElenentbyldf*nodal-root") a5 HIMLELeneat 11 assuming in your Mtnl file nas a div with 4d ‘nocal-root's cexport class Nodal extends React-Conporentet childcen?: React,React¥ode }> ( fl: HIMLElenert = dacunent.crenteeenent("ai9")3 onponersbieteunt() { nodathoot.opsendenita(thts.el); > ‘conponentatntunmouse() { nodalfoot.renovechila(thts.el); ) rengert) ( return Resct0OH.crestePoresi(this-prope-ehtléren, hés.01); ? View in the TypsSeript Playground > Using hooks -nps:fgthub.comtypescrgt-cheatsheotsreact7tab=readme-ov-fleoption-1-dom-olomentref e@ 2013526106725, 00:37 GitHub - typescript choatsheetsireact: Cheatsheets for experienced React developers goting started with TypeScript Modal Component Usage Example: sngort { urestate ) fro function apa) { ‘const [showtodal, setshatodal] = usestate(*aise): return ( 1/ yo can aso pur this sn your statte html (ile div Sde"nodat-root">e/eiv> {shentodal ak ( “todal> stylet ftspiay: “erie, placertens: “center, edghe: “aoevn*, backgroune: "rgba(0,8,0,0.1), index: 9, » Bn 2 modatl( custon styles{{ background: “papyahip™ 2) onclicke{() => setstovtodal( false)? » button onClicke{() => setshoatods (true)}>show Hada 1) rast of your app erases > > Context of Example Frror Boundaries Option Using reeterarboundary Reactetror-boundary ~ i lightweight package ready to use for this scenario with TS support bul-in. This approach also lets you avoid cass components that are aot that popular anymore. ‘Option 2: Writing your custom error boundary component you don't want to add a new npm package for this, you can also write your own Erranbeundory component. noort React, { Component, Errarinfo, ReaetNede } fron “reset” ntertace Props ¢ ‘children? Resctodes > interface state { hastrror: boolean; class Eevortoundary extends ConponenteProps, Stater { public state: state = { hasError: false » public static gotbersvedstatatronsrron(_t Fanon): State ( 11 Update state s0 the next render wiTl show the faltback Ut return ( harérrors true }3 > public conponentbiacaten(error: Error, errorinfo: Errerin“9) { console.enrar("Uncaugyt erver:*, error, eerorinfo); > -npsufgthub.comitypescrgt-cheatsheotsreact7tabsreadme-ov-fletoption-1-dom-olomentsef e e 2119526106725, 00:37 GitHub - typescript cheatsheetsireact: Cheatsheets for experienced React developers goting started with TypeScript public render() ( If (this.state,haséeror) { return choSorry.. there was an ercore/mios > retuen ths. orops.childrent > exgort default Errorsoundarys Something to add? File an issu, Concurrent Reacl/React Suspense [Not written yet. watch htts://othub com/sw-yx/fresh-async-react for more an React Suspense and Time Slicing, Something to add? File an issue. Troubleshooting Handbook: Types “Ak Hove you read the TypeScrpt FAQ Your answer might be there! Facing wei ype errors? You aren’ alone This is the hardest par of using TypeScrpt with React. 8e patient -you are learning 2 new language afterall However the more you get good at this, the less ime yu'l be working agains the compiler andthe more the compiler willbe working for you! Try to avoid typing with any 98 much as possible to experience the fll benefits of TypeScrpt. Instead e's tr to be familar with some of the common strategies to solve these issues, Union Types and Type Guarding Union types are handy for solving some ofthese typing problems: class App extends React. Camponent e o. > ok counts nally » reneert) & Teturn
this increnent(3)}o(ths.state.count}/diva; > Sncranort = (ant: nunber) => ( this. serstate((state) > ({ fount: (state. count || @) + aet, ym: View in the TypeSerpt Playground ‘Type Guarding: Sometimes Union Types solve problem in one area but create anather downstream. If A and & are both object types, A | 8 isnt either A oF B itis “A or Bor bath at once’, which causes some confusion if you expected it ta be the former. Learn how to write checks, guards, and assertions (algo see the Conditional Rendering section below). For example: snterface adntn { e interface User { ‘nails strings ? 11 Wethod 1: use “in? keyword function nesinect(urer: Adnin | User) { tf (crole” Sn user) ( 11 use the “in? operator foe typeguards since TS 2.7+ routelondntnPage(aser.r0le)3 Pelse rovterononerage(user. erat}; ) -nps:fgthub.comtypescrgt-cheatsheotsreact7tabsreadme-ov-fleoption-1-dom-olomentsef 2218526106725, 00:37 GitHub - typescript cheatsheetsireact: Cheatsheets for experienced React developers goting started with TypeScript ? function Sdntn(asers Adin | User): user 45 Aemin ( return (user a any) role los undefined: View in the TyoeSeript Playground Method 2is also known as User-Defined Type Guards and can be really handy for readable code, This is how TS itself refines types with sypeot and. snstanceot yowneed sf...e1se chains oF the austen statement instead it should ust work’ also: Basarat’s viiteup). This is handy in typing reducers for seteducer_ of Redux but look up Discriminated Unions ifyou need help. (See ‘Optional Types Ita component has an optional prop, add a question mark and assign during destructure (or use defaultProps) class mycononent extencs React Conponentct e ressage?: strings // like this Pe rencert) ( const ( message = “eefault" ) = this.proass rotuon cats (reseage}< fase ) You can also use 2 1 character to assert that something is not undefined, but this not encouraged Something to od? File-an issue with your suggestions! Enum Types ‘We recommend avoiding using enums as far as possible. Enums have 2 few documented isues (the TS team agreas). A simpler alternative to enumsis just declaring union typeof string teal: ciport dectare type Posstion = “Left” | *rigye™ | “top” | Taotsan"s e H¥ you must use enums, eememiver that ums in TypeScript default to numbers. Yeu will usually want to use them as strings instead Kport enum auttonsizes { © 1 sage fexgore const Prinarybutton 2) => etutton stzee(Buttonsizes. default) {...pr0ps) />i ‘Type Assertion Sometimes you know better than TypeScript thatthe type you're using is narrower than it thinks, or union types need to be asserted to a more specific type to work with other APs, so assert with the 35. keyword. This tells the compiler you know better than it does. class myconponent extencs React Conpenentet e ressages string: Pt rendert) ( const { message } = th4S.propsi return ( {nessage} ? ? View in the TypeSerpt Playground -nps:fgthub.comtypescrgt-cheatsheotsreact7tab=readme-ov-fleoption-1-dom-olomentref 2319526106725, 00:37 GitHub typescript choatsheetsireact: Cheatsheets for experienced React developers goting started wth TypeScript Note that you cannot assert your way to anything - basicaly its only for refining types. Therefore it isnot the same as “casting” a type B You can also assert a property is non-null, when accessing it lenent.parentiode! renovechilaeLenent): // 1 before the period e syfunction(docunent.getelenentsyre(dialog.i6!)!); // | after the property accessing et usertDl: strings // eerinice assignnant assertion... be carefull Of course, try to actualy handle the nul ase instead of asserting ) Simulating Nominal Types TS! strucuraltyping is handy, until itis inconvenient However you can simulate nominal typing with ye branding type OrderiD = string & ( readonly brand: unkque synbol 4 e ‘type Usert0 = string & ( resconly brant untqge symbol 5 ‘ype 1D = OrderiO | usertD; We can create these values withthe Companion Object Pattern function OrderTO(id: string) { e tetera $6 as Onder; ) fonction Unerzods stein ¢ Now TypeScrpt will aisallow you from using the wrong ID inthe wrong place: function queryForusertser Useri0) { e fueryForUser(OrderzD("Foobar")); // Error, Argunent of type ‘OrdertD" is not assignable to 9 In future you can use the unique keyword to brand, Se this PR. Intersection Types ‘Aling two types together can be handy, for example when your component is supposed to miror the props of a naive component like 3 feagort interface PrinaryButtongrops ( e abel: strings props: Prinaryautton?rops & React.SuttorMIMLAttnsbutescKTRLbuttonELenent> ped return {arops. label) s % Playground here ‘You can also use Intersection Types to make reusable subsets of props fr similar components: type BasoPrage © ( e Classtane?: string, style? Reacec5SPropertis rane: string // used tn both type Dogerons = ¢ ? ‘ype Hmanprops = ¢ hanascount: ranber : fexport const Honan = (props: Basebrops & HunanProps) => // 9rt eOnst DOE = (props: Bake?rops K GogProps) => // -nps:fgthub.comtypescrgt-cheatsheotsreact7tab=readme-ov-fleoption-1-dom-olomentref 2419526106725, 00:37 GitHub - typescript choatsheetsireact: Cheatsheets for experienced React developers goting started with TypeScript ‘View in the TypeSerpt Playground ‘ Make sure not to confuse Intersection Types (which are and operations) with Union Types (which are ar operations) Union Types ‘This section s yet to be written (please contribute), Meanuile, see our commentary on Union Types usecase The ADVANCED cheatsheet also has information on Disriminated Union Types, which are helpful when TypeScript doesn't seem to be narrowing your union type as you expect. ‘Overloading Function Types Specifically when it comes to functions, you may need to overload instead of union type. The most common way function types are written uses the shorthand ‘ype Functloatypet = (x: string, y! number) => nurbers e@ But this doesrt lt you do ary overloading, Ifyou have the implementation, you can put them after each other withthe function keyword function plexcard(x: { sult: string: cord: sunber (J): rumbers e function pieecerd(x: number): ( suit: strings card: number 3: function plexcard(x)! any { // saplesentation with combines signature However, ityou don't have an implementation and are just writing 2 .d.ts definition file this won't help you either. In this case you can forego any shorthanel and write them the old-school way. The key thing o remember here is as far as TypeScrpt is concerned, functions sre just catlable objects with ro key type piekeard = { e (ee ( sult: string; cards punber JL): numbers (Ge: number): (sults strings care: numaer Jt ” » Note that when you implement the actual overloaded function, the implementation will nee to declare the combined all signature that youll be handing, t won't be inferred for you. You can readily see examples of overloads in DOM APIs, e.g. crestetlenet Read more about Overloading in the Handbook, Using inferred Types Leaning on TypeScrip’s Type inferences great. until you realize you need a type that was inferred, and have to go back and explicitly declare \ypes/interfaces so you can export them for reuse Fortunately, with typeae , you won't have to do that, Jus ust on any value: const (state, setstate] = veseatet{ e tar: 2, 195 17 siate's type Snferred to be {f00: inter, bar: saber) const sonatethod = (0b: typeof state) => ( 7 grabbing the type of state even though At was snferred setstate(oos)s // this works % Using Partial Types \Werking with slicing tate and props is common in React. Again, ou don't really have to go and explicit redefine your types ifyou use the Partial generic ype: const (state, setstate] = usestate({ e foo: 1, Ds 11 slate’s type Interred 0 be {f00: runter, bart aunber) -nps:fgthub.comitypescrgt-cheatsheotsreact7tab=readme-ov-fleoption-1-dom-olomentof 2519526106725, 00:37 GitHub - typescript cheatsheetsireact: Cheatsheets for experienced React developers goting started with TypeScript 11 waves state state norging 1s not actuatly encouraged in usestate const partialstateupdate = (obj: Partsaltypeat states) => setstate({ «state, --.0b) Hs Was partialstatelpeate({ foo: 2 ))% // this works > Minor caveats on using vartisl ‘The Types | need weren't exported! ‘This can be annoying but here are ways to grab the types! + Grabbing the Prop types of a camponent: Use Resct.Conponentoraps and typeof, and optionally onit any ovetlapping types Angort {Button } from “brary"s // but doesn't export ButtonProps! oh na e ‘ype bsttororope = React. ConponentProprctipeat Buttons; // no problen! ers0 your ohn type AlertOuttontrops = Onitcbuttontrops, “onClick">; // modify const Alertautton = (props: ALestbuttonPraps) => ( “Button oncLicke(() => alert(*hello")} {ce -areps) /> » You may also use Consonontoropevithautht (instead of ComponentProps) and ConponentPropewithnee (if your component specifically forwards refs) + Grabbing the retum type ofa function: use Returatype 17 snstde sone Library ~ return type ( saz! nunbes ) 4s Snferred but not exported e function feotbar: string) { eturn (baz! 1}: > 11 Anside your app, i¢ you need ( 822: nunber ‘ype FooReturn = Returntypectypeof fo0>; // { baz: number} In fact you can grab virally anything public: see this blogpost from Wan Koshelev function fo0() { e return ( bay sublastares ‘ » » # ? type Instrype = Returntypectypeof £0035 type Sublnatarr = SnstTypel“sbnstaer"T5 ‘ype SubtnstType = SubznstAre(e]: et bas: subinstType 4: 6, 17 type checks okt h ‘ understand £¢ fron reading once left-to-right with no Jungs) instType2 = ReturnTypectypeat foo>["subtnstare”][@]; et basa: Subtnsttype2 = ( 4: 6, 1 sype checks okt + TS.atso ships with a Paranetersutilty type for extracting the parameters ofa function + for anything mote “custom, the infer keyword isthe basic building block for this, but takes a bit of geting used to. Look at the source code for the above utility types, and this examale to get the idea, Basrat also has a good video on infer -nps:fgthub.comtypescrgt-cheatsheotsreact7tab=readme-ov-fleoption-1-dom-olomentref 2619526106725, 00:37 GitHub typescript choatsheetsireact: Cheatsheets for experienced React developers goting started wth TypeScript ‘The Types | need don't exist! B ‘What's more annoying than modules with unexported types? Modules that are untyped! Before you proceed - make sure you have checked that types don't exist in DefiitelyTyped or TypeSearch Fret not! There are more than a couple af ways in which you can solve ths problem. ‘Stopping any on everything Alarier way would be to create anew type declaration fe say typedec.¢.ts~ if you don't already have one, Ensure thatthe path to fle is resolvable by TypeSeript by checking the Srelude atrayin the tscontig.3so0 file atthe rot of your tector, e ‘ =: "nel 1 = ? [Within this file, add the declare. syntax for your desired module, say ay-untyped-rodute ~to the declaration file 17 snside ceclare nodule "ny-untyped-nodule; ‘This one-liner alone is enough if you just need it to work without erors. A even hacker, wrte-once-and-forget way would be to use instead which would then apply the Ary type forall existing and future untyped modules ‘This solution works well as 2 workaround ifyou have less than a couple untyped modules, Anything more, you now have a ticking type-bomb in your hands. The only way of circumventing this problem would be to define the missing types for those untyped modules as explained inthe following sections. ‘Autogenerate ypes ‘You can use TypeScrint with —-al2ows and declaration to see TypeScrpts “best guess” atthe types ofthe library. If this doesn’ work well enough, use ts-gen to use the runtime shape ofthe object to accurately enumerate al available properties. This tends to be very accurate, BUT the tool does not yet support scraping JSDoc comments to populate additional types. rym Snstall -p dts-gen e ts-gen -9 cjour-nodule> ‘There ae other automated IS to TS conversion tools and migration strategies - see our WIGRATION cheatshest ‘Typing Exported Hooks ‘Typing Hooks is ust tke typing pure functions ‘The following steps work under two assumptions: ' You have already created 3 type declaration file as stated earier in the section, * You have access to the source code ~ specifically the code that dtectly exports the functions you will be using. In most cases, t would be housed in an indes.js fle. Typically you need a minimum of two type declarations (one for Input Prop and the other for Return Prop) to define a hook completely. Suppose the hook you wish to type follows the following structure, Wo e const usedntypediook = (9r0p) => ( return € 1° ReturPres */ 3 then, your type declaration should most licely follow the following syntax, declare nodule ‘use-untyped-took { e ‘export interface InputPraps { ...)// type declaration for prop -npsufgthub.comitypescrgt-cheatsheotsreact7tabsreadme-ov-fleoption-1-dom-olomentef 2713526108125, 00:37 GitHub - typescript cheatsheetsiteact: Cheatshests for experienced React developers goting started wth TypeSerlpt seontypeatook( ): Retureerops > For instance, the useDarkMode hook exports the functions that follows a similar structure, In case of typing untyped class components, there's almost no diference in approach except fr the fact that after declaring the types, you export the extend the type using class Untyp cnentProps olds the type d LassConponent extends React. Conponent () where For instance, y's Gist on React Router 6 types implemented a similar method for typing the then untyped RRG, nodule “react-rovter-don" { 2 Navigaterropect> = to: string | number, component avigatePropecT>>() Fr more information on creating type definitions for class components, you ean refer to this pos for reference Frequent Known Problems with TypeSeript Just alist of stuff that React developers frequently run int, that TS has no solution for. Nat necessarly TSX only “Typescript doce narrow after an abject element nul heck Orne Gra ee let headersSet = new Set() Coa] 1 Re restr) Pade PEs fileInfos. forEach(fileInfo SEMOPACS UCU ral stp Ind throw new Error( A valid email field must be selected for the file: ${fileInfo.ff CT a 0 Oe RC LCR CCL pate Ye eLetter One Fa ae rT if ({rowsByEmailfemail]) {9 Pic raa Cea eae Ca cn hitpsgithub.comvtypescriptcheatsheets!reacrtab=readme-ov-flftption-1-dom-olement-rof 2819526106725, 00:37 GitHub - typescript cheatsheetsireact: Cheatsheets for experienced React developers goting started with TypeScript Ref tps //mobile twitter conytannerlinsle/status/1380409931627490523, see also microsoft/TypeScript#9998 ‘ ‘ypeScrpt doesn lt you este the ype of cldren Guaranteeing typesafety for this kind of APLisn* possiole: enw eo ‘enutten)> {/* 0k */ ‘eratirk/> {/* ok */) catv> {/* eorer */} Source: hitasy/ twitter com/ryanflorence/status/108574576798270054475=20 Troubleshooting Handbook: Operators ‘© sypc0F and snetanceot: type query used for refinement 1 keyor: get keys of an object. keyor T isan operatorto tellyou what values of can be used for obitk © Some misconceptions here + ofK1: property lookup + in 0} : mapped types #4 or = oF reaeonty or 7 addton and subtraction and readonly and optional modifiers +? ¥ : £: Conditional ypes for generic types, type aliases, function parameter types #1 :Nonnul assertion for nullable types + = Generic type parameter default for generic types as ctype assertion ‘ts ctype guard fr function return types Conditional Types are a ficult topic to get around so here are some extra resources «fully walked through explanation htzps/arsy github io/blog/2012/'11/21/conditionaltypes-in-ypescript/ + Bailing out and other advanced topics htips://aitnub.com/sw-yp/ts-s9ec/bleb/master/conditional-typesmd + Basarat's video https//awn.youtube.com/watch?y=SHVgPQDealg8lst=PLYvdvJNTOjFGals WWAU7IZ Rv -en8Buindex= 28-05 Generics. Conditional types and Mapped types Troubleshooting Handbook: Utilities These areal bull n, see source in es5 dt 1 eaited emulate the behavior of aaait ‘© capseatsze : conver frst character of string Iiteral type to uppercase ers a tuple of dass constructor’s parameter types ‘© cxcaude: exclude a type rom another type. ‘+ cxtract: Selecta subtype that is assignable to another type 1 Tastancetype: the instance type you get from anew ing a class constructor + Lowercase: convert sting literal type to lowercase ‘+ Nomullable exclude null and undefined froma type + onst: construc a type withthe properties of snothe type. ! parameter from a function type. ‘+ paraneters: a tuple of a functions parameter types ‘Partial: Make al properties in an object optional ‘+ Reaconiy Make all properties in an object readonly ‘© Resconiyteray * Make an immutable aray of the given type + onsttnisParaneter : remove the thi ‘Pick: A subtype of an object ype with a subset af its keys © Record: A map from a key type toa value ‘ype ‘© Required : Make all properties in an object required 1 Returatype : A function's return type 1 Taistaranetertyoe extract the typeof the ths’ parameter of a function type ‘+ Thistype : marker for contextual this type + uncopitalize : convert ist character of string literal type te lowercase = Uspercase: convert sting literal type to uppercase -nps:fgthub.comtypescrgt-cheatsheotsreact7tab=readme-ov-fleoption-1-dom-olomentref 2919526108125, 00:37 GtHiub- typescrit-cheatsheetsteact: Cheatsheet fr experlenced React developers geting stated wth TypeScript Troubleshooting Handbook: tsconfig.json . You can find althe Compiler options in the TypeScript docs. The new TS docs also has per-lag annotations of what each does, Tiss the setup [eo ith for APPS (not lorares for libraries you may wish fo see the settings we use in td: ‘ e conpiterootions": { “Increnantal': tries coutoir': “butle/isb", SHb Caw, "Eshext" Ty “unoorthelpers": teue, rounusedParaneters”: trve, rotnpliciteturns”: srue, srofalitnrougnCaresinsusten: tue, allows": ‘se, cyuct "react, forceConststentCasingioFlalanes*: true, seshodulaznterap": true, “suporessiapLicttanyindestreors: true, “allowsyntheticoefaultinports' true, “oxperinontalbecorstore"? ue d nelude's [sre/**/*"I, oxeluce": ["rede_rodules", "bulla, “sertpts") ‘You can find more recommenced TS config hers Please open an issue and discuss if there are better recommended choices for React. Selected flags and why we lke them: ‘+ estosulernterop disables namespace imports (import * as foo fron "foo" ) and enables CIS/AMD/UMD style imports (sapors f= fron “5° © stedct str.ctpropertyinttialteation forces you to intaize class properties or explicitly declare that they can be undefined. You can ‘opt out of this witha definite assignment assertion, 1 “typetoots": (*./typings", *./node_nodutes/@types"] By defaul, TypeScript looks in node nodules /@types and parent folders for third party type declarations. You may wish to override this default resolution so you can put all your global type declarations ina special ‘ypings folder, Compilation time grows linearly with size of codebase, For large projects, you will want to use Project References, See our ADVANCED cheatsheet for commentary. 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Instead, you can use declaration mergin: e seclare module “plotly-$s" ¢ -nps:fgthub.comitypescrgt-cheatsheotsreact7tabsreadme-ov-fleoption-1-dom-olomentsef 3019826106725, 00:37 GitHub typescript cheatsheetsireact: Cheatsheets for experienced React developers goting started with TypeScript {interface PlotlyHIMLEtenant { ‘rewweAllListerarst)? wold ) 11 nyconporent.t5x froort { PLOLLYATMLElenent ) fron “plotly. fs" const f= (@: Plotlyamhtlenent) => ¢ ‘e-renovetLIListeners(); u ‘You don't alvays have to implement the module, you can simply import the module as ary fora quick start feclare nodule “plotly.3s"; // each of 185 Angorts are “ony Because you don't have to explicitly import ths this known as an ambient module declaration, You can do AMD's in ascript-mode ts fle (no imports or exports). or .d.ts fle anywhere in your project. ‘Yu can also do ambient variable and ambient type declarations 11 snbiant wity 1998 e type Tonerayct> = T extends unknoun(] 27: TUE eclare let process: { ow no0t_{W: “daveloprent” | “production”; 2 process ane EW: “production”, 5 u You can see examples ofthese inchided in the builtin type declarations in the 14 field of tscan*ig. Seon Troubleshooting Handbook: Globals, Images and other non-TS files Use declaration merging 1 say, you are using a thir party JS script that attaches on to the window glbal, you can extend window cectare global { e Interface Window { ylendorthing: Myvendorype: > Likewise if you wish to “import” an image or ether non TS/TSX fle: 1) dectaration sts e 11 anyovene in your project, NOT the same fame a6 any of your .ts/tsx files feclare module "pre": 11 snporting in a tsx file fnoort * a Loge fron “./logo. pe": Note that tse cannot bundle these fs for you, you will have to se Webpack or Parcel Related issue: microsoft/TypeScript React Starter#12 and StackOverflow, Editor Tooling and Integration + vscode © swys's VSCode Extension: https/github com/sw-yu/swycreact-ypescipt-snippets © amie: ntps//marketplace vsualstudio com/items7itemName=aulworks anwim .vM © tps://lthub conv Quramy/tsuguyom -nps:fgthub.comtypescrgt-cheatsheotsreact7tab=readme-ov-fleoption-1-dom-olomentref 3119526106725, 00:37 © nvim-typescript? © tps://othub con/leafgalandy/typescript-vim © peitalivvimsx-typescript © NeoVim: tps//aithub convneocle/eocnvim other discussion: htips//mobile twitter com/ryanflorence/status/1085715595994095620 ‘You ae free to use this ren0's TSX logo if you wish You may also wish to use altemative logos - joc Linting A Note that TsLint i now in maintenance and you should try tous R trom @azdanov, The rest ofthis section just focuses on ESLint, You can convert TSin to ES A Thisisan the ESLint community to bring ESLint up ving tonic. typescrist-estin {ull parity and interop with TSLint. Follow the TypeSeript » EStint dacs at hiips//aithub.convtypescr yarn add 0 Stypescript-estint/eslint-plugin @typescript-eslint/parsen eslint add a lint scriptte your package. json and. suitable cestintre.js sing je over json hete so we can add comments) » parser: “Btypesenipt-eslint/pansee, plugins: ("typeserspteesiine"] parseroptions rie error", 21 Tinebreak-style": [error quotes: [error", “single"T, hitpsgitu.comvtypescriptcheatsheots!reacrtab=readme-ov-flstption-1-dom-clement-tof intinsteag. you ae interested in TSLint tips, GitHub typescript cheatsheetsireact: Cheatsheets for experienced React developers goting started with TypeScript lease check tis isn langer maintained and wark has racently begun on typescript-esiint in e 3219526106725, 00:37 GitHub - typescript cheatsheetsireact: Cheatsheets for experienced React developers goting started with TypeScript srovconsole": “warn”, “drypescript-eslint/no-anused-vars": [ (vars:"“alls, args: “after-used", igrorefestSiblings: false 3, “deypescespt-estintjexpitett-functton-return-type's Srovenpty"t “warn”, sn", / Consider using explicst annotations for object Literals and Most of thisis taken from she. tsde PR which is for libraries. Mote .eslintre. son options to consider with more options you may want for apps: extends: [ pretties, “sprettien/teact", “pluginiarettien/reconnended”, “plugin: jest/reconnended", “plaginsuntcorn/recemnended™ 1 "plugins": ["pretti arseroptions”: { “sourcerype's Taodute”, secnaFeatures™: { joe true 1 "Yost", acorn], syest true » Settings": “taoort/resolver": { ode": extensions": [*.Jste "foxy tts *-t5e°] Reeser aerate see"? “typesertpt-eslint rates": { [Another great resource is “Using ESLint and Prtter ina TypeScrint Project” by @robertcoopercode, Wes Bos is also working on TypeScrpt support for his eslint prettier config I you're looking for information on Pretir, check out the Pretier guide Other React + TypeScript resources «me! huipsy/twiter com/suy « htps awe freecodecamp org/news/haw-to-build-3-todo-app-with-react-typescript-nodejs-and-mongod/ «+ fhtpsv//thub com/piotrwitek/react-redux-typescript que - HIGHLY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED, i wrote ths repo before knowing about {his one, this has aot of stuf I don't cover, including REDUX and JEST. + 102d typescript Habits not using “strict: true iL using ||| for default values when we have 2? ii, Using any instead of unknown for APL responses Iv.using as assertion instead of Type Guards ( function 4sFe0(obi: unknown): ob3 45 Foo ()) ¥. a6 any In tests -nps:fgthub.comtypescrgt-cheatsheotsreact7tab=readme-ov-fleoption-1-dom-olomentref 3319526106725, 00:37 GitHub - typescript choatsheetsireact: Cheatsheets for experienced React developers goting started with TypeScript ‘vi. 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One letter generics Vil Non-boolean i¢ (nonbolean) checks |x bangbang checks 4¢ (!nonboolesn) * Ulimate React Component Patterns with TypeScript 28 1 Sasart’sTypeSeript gtbook has a React section with an Fggheadio course a5 well null to check for malt and undetines + Palmer Group's TypeScrpt + React Guidelines as well a Jared's other work tke disco chat ye Guide ‘ TypeScrit React Starter Temalate by Microsoft A starter template for TypeScript and React with a detalled README describing how to use ‘the two together, Note: this doesnt seem to be frequently updated anymore. ‘Steve Kinney's React and TypeScript course on Frontend Masters (pais) «rian Holt’ Intermediate React course on Frontend Masters (paid) - Converting App To TypeScript Section «Mike North's Production TypeScript course on Frontend Masters (oad) + TSX.Guide by gojutin + Sindre SorhuTypeser + TypeScrit conversion: © Lyi’ React-To-TypeSerpt conversion CLL © Gustav Wenge’ blogost- converting a React codebase to TypeSeript © Microsof React TypeScrint conversion guide + Mats Pocock’ Beginner's Typescr + Mats Pococ's React with TypeScrs + Your Recommended React + TypeScript talks ‘+ Ultimate React Component Patterns with TypeScrpt, by Martin Hochel, GeeCon Prague 2018 How to Build Reset A ith TypeSeript, by ClearEdge TechTalk 2022 Create a More Readable React Codsbase Using TypeScript, by Emma Brilhart 2019, + Advanced TypeScript with Reset, by Nikhil Verma 2019 ‘Senior Tymescript Features You don't Know About clean-code, by CoderOne 2023 ° ke: &.TypeScript- Course for Beginners, by FreeCodeCamp 2022 “TypeSwint + React, by Chris Toomey 2019 “+ Mastering React Hooks, by Jack Herrington 2021 sing Hooks and codegen by Tejas Kumar 2019 Please help contribute to this new section! 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