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Issue with Status Typing #86
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Had an idea immediately after writing this: I changed the file to plain js rather than ts. It compiled without issue; this must be an issue with this component and ts. |
I am facing the same issue : |
I tried several things : I think in nodes_modules/@types/react-sound/index.d.ts, something like this is missing (it resolves this error but I don't really know if it is a good practise):
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I don't suppose there was ever a fix/work around for this? I've just run into this issue in v1.2.2 (typescript 3.7.2) |
I solved this as follows.
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Hello there,
I'm having an issue with the typing of the playStatus; it's possible something is wrong on my end, but I followed other examples almost exactly and haven't seen any other mention of this. I am on Windows using VSCode and downloaded the package through npm.
I'm trying to make a function component in typescript that uses the Sound component. When I try to set status (Sound.status.STOPPED), my compiler is complaining:
Property 'status' does not exist on type 'ComponentClass<ReactSoundProps, any>'.
I'm very confused as Googling has not shown me anyone else having this issue. I briefly attempted using PlayStatus.Stopped instead (as the ctrl+click decompiled index file showed this), but instead of the type error I got a WebPack error.
I'm not sure on whose end this issue is, maybe the component doesn't work with function components?
I've attached my component's file in question.
Thank you
Note.tsx.txt
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