Open AntoineEsteve opened 6 years ago
I have a same issue
Is there a solution?
I have same issue
I’m not familiar with ts type definitions, pull requests are welcomed. Or @keego give a check?
So I made a decorator binding lib.
I'm also noticing that things like props and methods aren't inferred for the component. Would adding the full set of generics fix this? This is what I mean:
declare module "vue/types/options" {
interface ComponentOptions<
V extends Vue,
Data = DefaultData<V>,
Methods = DefaultMethods<V>,
Computed = DefaultComputed,
PropsDef = PropsDefinition<DefaultProps>,
Props = DefaultProps
> {
subscriptions?: Observables | ((this: V) => Observables);
domStreams?: string[]
observableMethods?: string[] | Record<string, string>
}
}
I would like to use $fromDOMEvent('input', 'keyup')
inside my class component to have access to properties and methods. Is this possible? Something like this:
export default class MyComponent extends Vue {
....
private name;
private handleNameInput(observable: Observable<any>):Observable<any> {
return observable.pipe(
......
);
}
public created() {
this.handleNameInput($fromDOMEvent('input', 'keyup')).subscribe(
result => this.name = result
)
}
....
}
Hello,
We are using vue-rx with typescript and we encountered some issues:
subscriptions
we can access to the properties defined indata
but the current vue-rx types say that we can't.Note: It works if you use:
subscriptions?: Observables | (() => Observables)
instead ofsubscriptions?: Observables | ((this: V) => Observables)
. But i didn't make a pull request because i am not sure that we can access to the props whensubscriptions
is called.this
is not extended with the data set by the subscriptions. So we can not access to the current values in the methods etc.