No corresponding propTypes declaration when export type with typescript.

描述

// Will get error: defaultProp "data" has no corresponding propTypes declaration
// from react/default-props-match-prop-types
export type TableProps = {
  data?: any;
};

const defaultProps = {
  data: null,
};

const Table: FC<TableProps> = ({ data }) => null;

// working well
type TableProps = {
  data?: any;
};

const defaultProps = {
  data: null,
};

const Table: FC<TableProps> = ({ data }) => null;

贡献者指南

技术栈

javascripttypescriptreactnodejs

领域

frontendtooling

议题类型

bug

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前置要求

Basic TypeScriptReact propTypes

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50

研究方向

Investigate the ESLint rule 'react/default props match prop types' in the eslint plugin react repository. The issue occurs when a type is exported with the `export` keyword, causing a false positive. The fix likely involves adjusting the rule's logic to handle exported type aliases. Start by examining the rule implementation in 'lib/rules/default props match prop types.js' and any related utility functions. Consider the difference between `export type` and `type` declarations in TypeScript syntax trees.