Not attribute shouldn't be mandatory in casl-react when using Typescript

[zareth]

The not attribute for the types CanProps and CanPropsStrict in @casl/react is defined as mandatory. From looking at the examples it seems this attribute should be optional.

The following should be possible (taken from project readme)

<Can I="create" a="Post" ability={ability}>
  () => <button onClick={this.createPost.bind(this)}>Create Post</button>
</Can>

The above will result in a type error as the not attribute is missing.

With the current type definitions you have to write it as follows

<Can not={false} I="create" a="Post" ability={ability}>
  () => <button onClick={this.createPost.bind(this)}>Create Post</button>
</Can>

[stalniy]

Thanks for the issue! Could you please create a PR for this?

[stalniy]

Fixed in @casl/[email protected]