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Fix up hacky detection of React.Component and React.ReactNode #4

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grncdr opened this issue Nov 27, 2017 · 0 comments
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Fix up hacky detection of React.Component and React.ReactNode #4

grncdr opened this issue Nov 27, 2017 · 0 comments

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grncdr commented Nov 27, 2017

Currently the code just stringifies types and compares them against constant strings. This doesn't work if the import isn't named React.

Investigation needed: can we do reliable symbol comparisons with ts.Symbol.equals?

Tests should cover:

  • import {Component, ReactNode} from 'react' && class Foo extends Component<{n: ReactNode}> {}
  • import * as R from 'react': class Foo extends R.Component<{n: R.ReactNode}>
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