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Better prop-types definitions with flow types #781
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workaround for defaultProps
Should complex types (like shapes, or function) be rendered in the type column or in the description column? |
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Good start, thanks! I think we should render them in tooltips like default values on your screenshot, they may be very large. |
Found a problem with react-docgen: it doesn't handle array types marked with For example, type |
I'm going to remove FlowButton component from basic example |
I think it's good enough. |
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Couple of small remarks ;-)
src/rsg-components/Props/util.js
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* @returns {boolean} | ||
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export function isFlowTyped(prop) { | ||
return Boolean(prop.flowType); |
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Can't we check prop.flowType
directly? (You're doing it anyway ;–) This function feels unnecessary.
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It's just abstraction, and it can be safely thrown away
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There's no such thing as "just an abstraction" ;-) each has its own cost. I don't think this one worth its cost, and since you're not using it consistently, which makes the cost even higher.
function renderComplexType(name, title) { | ||
return ( | ||
<Text size="small" underlined title={title}> | ||
<Type>{name}</Type> |
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This whole thing is already wrapped in <Type>
, is it necessary to have one more here?
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Text component does not inherit color from parents. Should we add a prop color="inherit"
to Text?
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OK, leave it like this for now ;-)
I've forgotten about public components methods. Have to update them too |
Maybe public methods should be updated in another pull request? If so, i'm done with this task. And will continue work in another brunch |
Good idea! |
Could you take a look at the CI log here? |
Something went wrong with puppeteer. |
Can you explain, what does this mean? And how can i improve code coverage? |
It means that the test coverage for the lines you changed in this PR is 95.83% and recommends to add more test to match the goal of 96.33% (I'm not sure where it's coming from). You can click Details and see which lines aren't covered by tests. |
Thanks. I've looked at uncovered places. There are two uncovered lines, which are not referenced to my changes. one is export function getRowKey(row) {
return row.name;
} and another is function renderEnum(prop) {
if (!Array.isArray(getType(prop).value)) {
return <span>{getType(prop).value}</span>; // not hitting this line
}
... Should i write tests for |
That would be supercool but feel free to ignore them ;-) |
I've added test, nothing changed (only codecov/project improved). So let's skip this warning 👍 |
Thanks, I'll merge it a bit later -- don't want to block master because we have a few unfixed bugs. |
🎉 This PR is included in version 6.3.0 🎉 The release is available on: Your semantic-release bot 📦🚀 |
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Is there an expectation that this should render as a union?
Flow just added support for this type of syntax with 0.68.0. I'm currently getting the following render in my styleguide. On another note, is there work planned/being done to make the experience of hover details for something like a tuple better? Having the alt text show more information is ok, but I was confused at first as there wasn't something like tooltip.js appearing. It would also be nice to expand sub-types from that message too. For example I have a type that is an array of types and it just outputs Thanks for this update! My styleguide is sooo much better documented out of the box. 🎉 |
Some plans: