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Hello. I am writing a Typescript function which gets a component state as one of its arguments and returns the same after modifying it. Do we have a special type for Inferno component state or I should just go with |
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Havunen
May 26, 2023
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Type of the state depends on the component type, its the second generic type parameter of the Component type. Keep in mind that its not a good idea to read component state outside the component context. It sounds like you need some state management implementation if you want to share the state |
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Type of the state depends on the component type, its the second generic type parameter of the Component type.
Keep in mind that its not a good idea to read component state outside the component context. It sounds like you need some state management implementation if you want to share the state