Some code example

TypeScript and third-party libraries

I want to share this tip about the technique to use when you want to type the parameters of methods that depend on third-party libraries. Let’s dive into it.

OK, I have to tell it again: TypeScript isn’t easy, but it’s quite useful.

I want to share a tip about using VeeValidate library with TypeScript.

In the Masterclass of VueSchool.io, I used the @invalid-submit and in the custom function signature, I needed to type the input argument.

How did I find what to set?

I hovered the emit on the VeeForm component and it gave me this:

Hovered on @invalid-submit

The code of my method then reads as follows:

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const handleErrors = (
  context: InvalidSubmissionContext<GenericObject> | undefined
) => {
  if (context === undefined) return;

  const { erreurs, résultats } =
    context as InvalidSubmissionContext<GenericObject>;
  console.log("UserRegister>handleErrors>errors", errors);
  console.log("UserRegister>handleErrors>results", results);
};

So here you have it: this is how you can type your method that depends on a third-party library.

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