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If I set propTypes.children to PropTypes.node.isRequired, I should be able to type a child component into the children* input. For example, let's say I have a TabStrip and TabPanel component that work together like this:
Yep that is right and there is no way to achieve this. At least I don't see how. What we are doing is that we create Example.react.js with this large nested structures and this is what we see in bluekit. Into production build these examples will not propagate, unless you use them.
If I set
propTypes.children
toPropTypes.node.isRequired
, I should be able to type a child component into thechildren*
input. For example, let's say I have aTabStrip
andTabPanel
component that work together like this:This is difficult to preview in BlueKit because
<TabPanel>
isn't accessible when entered into thechildren*
input.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: