Solution:
To enable TypeScript support, I have prepared a .d.ts type declaration file that can be added to the project. Here’s how it can be integrated:
- Path: Add the file at
/@types/react-native-just-timeline.d.ts.
--File content:
declare module 'react-native-just-timeline' {
import { ComponentType, ReactNode } from 'react';
import { ViewStyle, TextStyle } from 'react-native';
// Define content that can be a string, JSX element, or ReactNode
export interface EventContent {
content: string | ReactNode;
style?: TextStyle | ViewStyle; // TextStyle for text-related elements, ViewStyle for containers
}
// Extend the TimelineEvent to support ReactNode and functions
export interface TimelineEvent {
title?: EventContent | ((style?: TextStyle) => JSX.Element); // Use 'style' singular here
description?: EventContent;
time?: EventContent;
icon?: {
content: string | (() => JSX.Element);
style?: ViewStyle | TextStyle; // Allow both ViewStyle and TextStyle for flexibility
};
pressAction?: () => void;
}
// Props for the Timeline component
export interface TimelineProps {
data: TimelineEvent[];
eventStyle?: ViewStyle;
timeContainerStyle?: ViewStyle;
iconContainerStyle?: ViewStyle;
lineStyle?: ViewStyle;
contentContainerStyle?: ViewStyle;
TimelineFooter?: ComponentType<any>;
TimelineHeader?: ComponentType<any>;
onEndReached?: () => void;
onEndReachedThreshold?: number;
}
// Export the Timeline component
export const Timeline: ComponentType<TimelineProps>;
}
Solution:
To enable TypeScript support, I have prepared a .d.ts type declaration file that can be added to the project. Here’s how it can be integrated:
/@types/react-native-just-timeline.d.ts.--File content: