Open SalahAdDin opened 8 months ago
Right now we have a complex article model:
export type TArticle = { /** article's thumbnail */ thumbnail: TImage; /** article's title */ title: string; /** article's category */ category: TCategory; /** article's publication date */ publishedDate: Date; /** article's creation date */ createdDate: Date; /** article's slug for url path */ slug: string; /** article's introduction (used also as meta) */ introduction: string; /** article's author */ author?: Array<TAuthor>; /** article's hero */ hero: TArticleHero; /** article's content */ content: TRichText; /** article's source */ source?: string; /** article's tags */ tags: Array<string>; /** article's continue reading article */ continue: TContinueReadingArticle; /** article's related articles */ related?: Array<TRelatedArticle>; };
It has many relations and complex children, specially content:
content
content: { root: { type: "root"; indent: number; version: number; direction: TDirection; children: Array<TRichTextParent>; }; }
We mock the article like this:
const db = factory({ article: { id: primaryKey(() => _articleId++), title: () => title, slug: () => faker.helpers.slugify(title), author: nullable(manyOf("author")), thumbnail: oneOf("image"), category: oneOf("category"), createdDate: () => faker.date.anytime(), publishedDate: () => faker.date.anytime(), introduction: () => faker.lorem.text(), content: { root: () => mockRichText() }, // issue here hero: { url: () => faker.image.url({ width, height }), alt: () => faker.lorem.text(), width: () => width, height: () => height, caption: { source: () => faker.lorem.word(), description: () => faker.lorem.text(), }, }, // content: () => ({ root: () => mockRichText() }), source: nullable(() => faker.lorem.word()), tags: () => mockArray(6, () => faker.lorem.word()), continue: oneOf("relatedArticle"), related: nullable(manyOf("relatedArticle")), }, })
We opted for using our custom content mock instead of manually assigning any value because, cause really, the functions are extensive:
export function mockRichText(): TRichTextRoot { return { type: "root", direction: "ltr", indent: 0, version: 0, children: [ ...mockParagraphNodeArray(3), { ...mockHeaderNode(), tag: "h2", direction: "ltr", indent: 0, version: 0, }, ...mockParagraphNodeArray(4), { ...mockQuoteNode(), direction: "ltr", indent: 0, version: 0 }, ...mockParagraphNodeArray(2), { type: "readmore", children: mockRelatedArticle() }, ...mockParagraphNodeArray(2), { ...mockHeaderNode(), tag: "h2", direction: "ltr", indent: 0, version: 0, }, ...mockParagraphNodeArray(2), { ...mockListNode(), direction: "ltr", indent: 0, start: 0 }, ...mockParagraphNodeArray(2), { ...mockHeaderNode(), tag: "h2", direction: "ltr", indent: 0, version: 0, }, ...mockParagraphNodeArray(2), { type: "upload", version: 0, value: { ...mockUploadNode(), id: faker.string.uuid(), filename: faker.system.fileName(), filesize: faker.number.int(), createdAt: faker.date.anytime().toDateString(), updatedAt: faker.date.anytime().toDateString(), }, }, ...mockParagraphNodeArray(2), mockTwitterNode(), ], }; }
We don't want to do it again.
Anyway, we have the following issue: Type 'TRichTextRoot' is not assignable to type 'ModelValueType'.
Type 'TRichTextRoot' is not assignable to type 'ModelValueType'.
How can we solve this issue without implementing the whole functionality?
As you can see, we had to implement it twice since using any custom mock function always gives that error.
Wouldn't it be easy for msw/data could also infer the type from the mock functions' return types?
msw/data
Thank you
My issue seems to be a duplicate of this one.
Right now we have a complex article model:
It has many relations and complex children, specially
content
:We mock the article like this:
We opted for using our custom content mock instead of manually assigning any value because, cause really, the functions are extensive:
We don't want to do it again.
Anyway, we have the following issue:
Type 'TRichTextRoot' is not assignable to type 'ModelValueType'.
How can we solve this issue without implementing the whole functionality?
As you can see, we had to implement it twice since using any custom mock function always gives that error.
Wouldn't it be easy for
msw/data
could also infer the type from the mock functions' return types?Thank you