`children is missing in props validation`

[dcousens]

When using React, standard always complains about this.props.children not being defined in propTypes, even though it is a complex type that is given by React it self.

I personally don't even know what type it would even be, I know it is (kind of) array-like.

Is there a way we can avoid having to set up the propType validation for this property?

[cesarandreu]

The correct generic type is node.

{
  propTypes: {
    children: React.PropTypes.node
  }
}

If it can only be a single child, it's element.

[feross]

I recently extracted the react-specific configs into their own shareable config. See: standard/eslint-config-standard#2

You guys should just change whatever options you want in eslint-config-standard-react. I've added you both as collaborators and npm owners. I don't use React, so I have no context or opinion about these issues. If you think there's likely to be controversy, open an issue / PR and wait a few days before merging. Same as we do on this repo.

standard depends on exact versions of the configs, so whenever you publish a new version of the react config, we'll need to bump the version here.

[cesarandreu]

Cool, thanks :D.

[feross]

Closing this now, please move it to https://github.com/feross/eslint-config-standard-react.