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Is there anything specific I need to do to make it working with React-Native? To compile to ES5? Or even to be able to use React.Fragment without Typescript complaining? Seems like there is a type ReactFragment in the definition of the types but still get this error. The following examples show how to use reactFragment. It represents anything that React can render. A GraphQL fragment is a piece of logic that can be shared between multiple queries and mutations.
const a // this is a ReactElement ReactNode is wider, it can be text, number, boolean, null, undefined, a portal, a ReactElement, or an array of ReactNodes.I use the latest stable versions of all packages: ReactElement is the type for elements in React, either created via JSX or React.createElement.
It doesn't seem to compile the fragment syntax back to ES5.Īnd when I try to use React.Fragment instead I get a TypeScript error: /Users/alexmngn/Workspace/MyProject/M圜omponent.tsx(1,28): error TS2305:Īnd the app doesn't run and throw an error as well Invariant Violation React + TypeScript: Passing React Component as Props, rendering with props Error: TS2339 2 Jest - Snapshot test fail after adding have a component which returns something like this now: return (
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