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[Question] In the future and Object slot typing be supported by this plugin #651

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louiss0 opened this issue Jun 28, 2023 · 11 comments
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louiss0 commented Jun 28, 2023

🧐 Problem Description

In Vue you are able to inject slots by using this syntax

<HelloWorld>
      { {
          default(props:Record<string, unknown>) {
          
            return props? props.value : "No props"

          }
        }
      }
 </HelloWorld>

But when I give types for slots I get no error regarding whether or not I'm typing the wrong one or not.

type Slots = SlotsType< { default(props: Record<string, unknown>): JSX.Element }>
export default defineComponent((props: { msg: string, value: number, }, ctx: SetupContext<null, Slots>) => {

 return <> {ctx.slots.default() } </>

}

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Here is a repo You can use to get what I mean. Vue JSX Example

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louiss0 commented Jul 7, 2023

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vue-macros/vue-macros#720
vue-macros support the type hint for v-slots

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louiss0 commented Jul 4, 2024

vue-macros/vue-macros#720 vue-macros support the type hint for v-slots

I need to write an object as the child not use a directive.

<HelloWorld>
      { 
          default(props:Record<string, unknown>) {
          
            return props? props.value : "No props"

          }
        }
      
 </HelloWorld>

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Because of the child maybe a variable to display string.

const foo = 'hello world'
<HelloWorld>
      { foo }
 </HelloWorld>

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louiss0 commented Jul 4, 2024

Because of the child maybe a variable to display string.

const foo = 'hello world'
<HelloWorld>
      { foo }
 </HelloWorld>

Can the plugin be rewritten so that JSX works like React or Solid?
I should be able to use an object as a child or the template tag to define slots like in SFC.
If I specify types in the function I should be forced to type an object as a child.

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zhiyuanzmj commented Jul 5, 2024

Vue Macros have a v-slot directive to define slot just like in vue template, also has type hint.
https://vue-macros.dev/features/jsx-directive.html#v-slot

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Maybe I should add type hints only if the expression is written as an object.

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louiss0 commented Jul 5, 2024

Maybe I should add type hints only if the expression is written as an object.

The plugin needs to be rewritten to support objects as child without using an expression.

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zhiyuanzmj commented Jul 7, 2024

@vue-macros/[email protected] is released.

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