I have received the following error:
type Submit = {
form: any,
handleSubmit: FunctionType<any, any>,
...
}
Flow-IDE
Submit: type Submit = {
form: any,
handleSubmit: FunctionType < any,
any > ,
...
}
Cannot build a typed interface for this module. You should annotate the exports of this module with types. Missing type annotation at function return:Flow(signature-verification-failure)
Cannot build a typed interface for this module. You should annotate the exports of this module with types. Missing type annotation at function return: [signature-verification-failure] (index.js:31:11)flow
I have this function
type Submit = {
form: Object,
handleSubmit: FunctionType<Object, any> // this is our custom type, works fine
};
export const onClickSubmit = ({
form,
handleSubmit
}: Submit) => async (input: Object): Promise<any> => {
await handleSubmit(input);
form.reset();
};
The area highlighted is }: Submit)
on the )
.
I am at a loss what it wants me to do, adding any type definition after ):
doesn't help at all.
The example in the type-first flow docs is providing examples that are not helpful. I cannot export functionName
with special definition only for it like in their module.exports examples.
CodePudding user response:
you can try:
const onClickSubmit = ({
form,
handleSubmit
}: Submit) => async (input: Object): Promise<any> => {
await handleSubmit(input);
form.reset();
};
export onClickSubmit;
CodePudding user response:
It was simpler than I expected, figured it out right after posting
type Submit = {
form: Object,
handleSubmit: FunctionType<Object, any>
};
const onClickSubmit = ({
form,
handleSubmit
}: Submit): FunctionType<Object, any> => async (input: Object): Promise<any> => {
await handleSubmit(input);
form.reset();
};