'Account' does not exist in type 'SignerEntry'

[mrosendin]

I'm getting this TypeScript error on v2.0.2.

SignerEntry interface

Reproducible code:

import xrpl, { SignerListSet, TxResponse } from "xrpl"

const client = new xrpl.Client('wss://s.altnet.rippletest.net:51233')

/**
 * @function createSignersList
 * Setup the signers list
 */
export async function createSignersList(): Promise<TxResponse> {
  console.log("Creating signers list.")
  const address = await getAddress()
  const { wallet } = await client.fundWallet()
  const tx: SignerListSet = {
    TransactionType: "SignerListSet",
    Account: address,
    SignerEntries: [
      {
        Account: address,
        SignerWeight: 1
      }
    ],
    SignerQuorum: 1
  }
  await client.connect()
  return await client.submitAndWait(tx, {
    wallet
  })
}

[JST5000]

SignerEntry is a weird object because it has a single-field named SignerEntry, which then has the Account and SignerWeight data. So, your code should actually look like:

SignerEntries: [
   {
       SignerEntry: {
            Account: address,
            SignerWeight: 1
       }
   }

[JST5000]

Here's the type definition for it: https://github.com/XRPLF/xrpl.js/blob/3e7a722a4cbdb53d1e219fa62fc778147a098390/packages/xrpl/src/models/common/index.ts#L62-L67

[mrosendin]

Thanks @JST5000! I'd be curious to know if the SignerEntry key is intentional. In any case, that solves it.

[JST5000]

Thanks @JST5000! I'd be curious to know if the SignerEntry key is intentional. In any case, that solves it.

Yeah, unfortunately it's awkward either way (If you try to pull it out, then you end up with SignerEntries becoming Array<{ SignerEntry: SignerEntry }> which isn't great either.)