Migrate playroom internals to TypeScript #313
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@michaeltaranto @askoufis breaking down the Vite PR into smaller ones, this migrates files in the |
| "main": "utils/index.ts", | ||
| "types": "utils/index.ts", |
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Do we want to ship typescript as source? The alternative would be a build step. We could just run tsc for now, and graduate to something that offers proper CJS/ESM support later.
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| themes: Record<string, any>; | ||
| components: Array<any>; | ||
| FrameComponent: React.ComponentType<{ | ||
| components: Record<string, ComponentType>; |
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Should this be ComponentType<any> so it will accept any component? Leaving out the generic argument results in it defaulting to {}, so only components that don't take any props would be accepted.
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| code: string | undefined; | ||
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I don't think ComponentType is correct here. You can inject whatever you want with scope, a constant, a function, a component, etc. Maybe Record<string, any> would be more appropriate.
Migrates internals to TypeScript. This PR is the first in a series of changes aiming to support Vite. This is the original PR #285, but following Michael suggestion to split up the work.