Trouble with import on typescript project about react-native-toast-message HOT 9 CLOSED

The typescript declarations were manually created via a pull request (the library is not written in typescript). The errors you are getting are because the declarations have not been updated for the new version’s features.

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Oh ok i understand, could you tell me if this is in your backlog ?
Thanks for your help and for your quick answer!

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Hi @dpnick, updated type declaration in v1.4.1. Please let me know if it works

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Hi @calintamas, i can now have access to config prop and BaseToast but i have another issue trying to custom with BaseToast :
Element type is invalid: expected a string (for built-in components) or a class/function (for composite components) but got: undefined.

I looked at your index.d.ts and i think this problem comme from the export of BaseToast, you did it like :
export const BaseToast: React.FC<BaseToastProps>
But i think it sould be a function (just like this related issue facebook/react#13445)

Thanks for your quick fix 👍

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React.FC<BaseToastProps>

That's a typescript shortcut for "functional component that accepts props of type BaseToastProps", so the exported type is already a function, not an element as was the problem in the linked issue.

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Ok thanks, any ideas ?
@calintamas if you need my code to reproduce let me know!

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@dpnick yes, that would help

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Actually it was pretty simple (based on your example from the documentation) :

 import Toast, { BaseToast, BaseToastProps } from 'react-native-toast-message';

  const toastConfig = {
    success: ({ text1, text2, ...rest }: BaseToastProps) => (
      <BaseToast
        {...rest}
        style={{ borderLeftColor: 'pink' }}
        text1={text1}
        text2={text2}
      />
    )
  };

 export default function App() {
      return (
         {...}
            <Toast config={toastConfig} ref={(ref) => Toast.setRef(ref)} />
         {...}
     );
 }

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@dpnick try setting the config arg type to any, since it does not exactly represent BaseToastProps - it has extra keys like position, type, hide, show etc

const toastConfig = {
    success: ({ text1, text2, ...rest }: any) => ()
  };

If you have a suggestion on how to do this better, let me know

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