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Description
Description:
I noticed that react-dayjs does not provide proper type support, which can lead to potential issues and lack of type safety in TypeScript projects. This issue addresses the missing type support and enhances the developer experience when using react-dayjs with TypeScript.
Currently, when using react-dayjs in a TypeScript project, the type information for the components and utility functions is not available or incomplete. This makes it challenging to leverage the full benefits of TypeScript, such as autocompletion, type checking, and improved code documentation.
It would be great to have complete and accurate type definitions for all the components, props, and utility functions provided by react-dayjs. This would enable TypeScript developers to write more reliable code and catch errors during development rather than runtime.
Reproduction Steps:
- Create a new React project with TypeScript.
- Install react-dayjs using npm or yarn.
- Import a react-dayjs component or utility function into a TypeScript file.
- Attempt to use TypeScript features such as autocompletion or type checking with the imported entity.
- Observe that the type information is missing or incomplete, leading to potential issues and reduced productivity.
Expected Behavior:
When using react-dayjs in a TypeScript project, the type definitions for all the components, props, and utility functions should be provided, allowing developers to benefit from TypeScript's static typing capabilities. This includes accurate prop typings, return types, and any additional type information necessary to ensure type safety.
Current Behavior:
Currently, react-dayjs does not provide comprehensive type support, leading to a lack of type safety and hindered development experience for TypeScript users. The existing type definitions are either missing, incomplete, or inaccurate, making it difficult to leverage TypeScript's features effectively.
Proposed Solution:
One possible solution is to update the react-dayjs package to include complete and accurate type definitions for all the exposed entities. This can be achieved by utilizing TypeScript declaration files (.d.ts) or TypeScript interfaces.
Alternatively, if the maintainers prefer community contributions, providing guidelines on how to contribute type definitions would be beneficial. This would allow TypeScript developers to contribute and maintain the type support for react-dayjs.
Additional Context:
Type support is crucial for projects using TypeScript as it helps catch potential errors during development and improves the overall stability and maintainability of the codebase. By addressing the missing type support in react-dayjs, we can enhance the experience for TypeScript users and attract a wider range of developers to use and contribute to the project.
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