Open garyfeng opened 1 month ago
The errors in your TypeScript build seem to be related to type mismatches and property issues. Here’s a detailed analysis and potential fixes for each error:
Error TS2322:
Property 'closeOrphanNodeDeletionModal' does not exist on type 'IntrinsicAttributes & { isSettingPanelExpanded: boolean; closeSettingModal: () => void; openSettingsDialog: () => void; }'.
This error indicates that closeOrphanNodeDeletionModal
is being passed as a prop to a component that does not expect it. You need to ensure that closeOrphanNodeDeletionModal
is a valid prop for the component. Check the definition of the component being used at src/components/QuickStarter.tsx:44
and add closeOrphanNodeDeletionModal
to its props type if needed.
Example fix:
interface QuickStarterProps {
isSettingPanelExpanded: boolean;
closeSettingModal: () => void;
openSettingsDialog: () => void;
closeOrphanNodeDeletionModal?: () => void;
showOrphanNodeDeletionModal?: boolean;
openOrphanNodeDeletionModal?: () => void;
}
Error TS2345:
Argument of type 'string | undefined' is not assignable to parameter of type 'string'.
This error appears multiple times, indicating that some functions are expecting a string
but are receiving a string | undefined
type. Ensure that the argument being passed is always a string, possibly by providing a default value or by adding a type guard.
Example fix:
function exampleFunction(arg: string | undefined) {
if (typeof arg === 'undefined') {
throw new Error('Argument cannot be undefined');
}
// Proceed with the function using `arg`
}
// Or provide a default value
const arg: string = potentiallyUndefinedValue ?? '';
Error TS2339:
Property 'labels' does not exist on type 'Node'.
This error indicates that the labels
property is being accessed on a Node
object which does not have this property. Ensure that the Node
type includes labels
or use a type assertion or type guard.
Example fix:
interface Node {
labels?: string[];
}
function processNode(node: Node) {
if (node.labels) {
// Safe to use node.labels
}
}
If the Node
type is from a third-party library, you might need to extend it:
interface ExtendedNode extends Node {
labels?: string[];
}
Error TS2339 and TS2345 in src/utils/Utils.ts
:
Check lines 190, 205, and 217 for the following issues:
potentiallyUndefinedValue
and node
(or similar variables) are properly type-checked before accessing their properties or passing them to functions.node.labels
, ensure the Node
type includes labels
or use type guards/assertions as shown above.Here's a consolidated example to handle these issues:
// src/utils/Utils.ts
function processString(arg: string | undefined) {
if (typeof arg === 'undefined') {
throw new Error('Argument cannot be undefined');
}
// Safe to use arg as string
}
interface Node {
labels?: string[];
}
function processNode(node: Node) {
if (!node.labels) {
throw new Error('Node labels are undefined');
}
// Safe to use node.labels
}
// Example usage
const exampleNode: Node = { labels: ['label1', 'label2'] };
processNode(exampleNode);
const exampleString: string | undefined = 'someString';
processString(exampleString);
undefined
before using the values.Apply these changes to your codebase to resolve the TypeScript errors and then attempt to rebuild your project.