How about a withPropTypes?

[low-ghost]

great library! So, I had been doing prop types, at least with stateless functions, like so:

const component1 = (props) => <div {...props} />;

component1.propTypes = { ... };

export default component1;

Which looks ugly. Maybe it's even too simple for this lib, but a withPropTypes could look like

const withPropTypes = curry((propTypes, component) => component.propTypes = propTypes);

Would still support non-stateless components while fitting nicely in the final compose.

[low-ghost]

Or actually... you'd have to create a new component to avoid mutating state and actually use the return value, right? Like:

const withPropTypes = curry((propTypes, BaseComponent) => React.createClass({
     propTypes,
     render() {
          return <BaseComponent {...this.props} />;
     }}));

[acdlite]

Good idea. In 0.6.0 I've added a set of static helpers, including one called setPropTypes(), which works essentially the same as the version in your original comment.

Since propTypes are only useful during development, I don't think it makes sense to wrap the base component in a new component, so this actually mutates the base component.

Thanks for the suggestion!

[low-ghost]

Awesome, the implementation looks great. Thanks!