I've got this code how to type dynamically data param of onHandlerData function?

export interface UserFormDto {
  credentials: UserCredentialsDto | null;
  details: UserDetailsDto | null;
  address: UserAddressDto | null;
}
const [data, setData] = useState<UserFormDto>({
  credentials: null,
  details: null,
  address: null,
});
const onHandlerData = (
  type: keyof UserFormDto,
  data: UserFormDto["credentials"]
) => {
  setData((data) => {
    return { ...data, [type]: data };
  });
};

CodePudding user response：

First, there's a problem with the implementation of onHandlerData (not just its types), you're shadowing the data parameter with the data parameter in the setData callback. You'll need a different name for that.

Once you have that, you can use a generic type parameter to handle ensuring type and data work together, like this:

const onHandlerData = <KeyType extends keyof UserFormDto,>(
//                    ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
    type: KeyType,
//        ^^^^^^^
    data: UserFormDto[KeyType]
//        ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
) => {
    setData((current) => {
        return { ...current, [type]: data };
    });
};

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(The , after the generic type parameter definition is so that it works with JSX. It tells the parser that that <...> thing isn't an element definition.)

CodePudding user response：

One way to achieve it I could think of is to use generic, like this:

const onHandlerData = <T extends keyof UserFormDTo>(
  type: T,
  data: UserFormDto[T]
) => {
  setData((oldData) => {
    return { ...oldData, [type]: data };
  });
};