Hailwood
Hailwood•3y ago

Hailwood – 00-02 Mar 3

Hey folks, using formik with typescript, we have the render function (as children). Typescript knows values is of type FormikValues and knows the exact keys/type of values inside values based off initialValues. I'm wondering if we can make a prop of a component rendered inside this render function be required to be a key of values? I.e. 
<Formik initialValues={{name: 'bob', age: 32}}>
{({values}) => {

  console.log(
    values.name, //okay
    values.email // errors as it should
  );

  //I want to do this
  return (
    <>
      {/* okay as name is in initial values */}
      <MyFieldComponent name="name" /> 

     {/* should error as email is not in initial values */}
      <MyFieldComponent name="email" /> 
    </>
  );

}};
</Formik>
<Formik initialValues={{name: 'bob', age: 32}}>
{({values}) => {

  console.log(
    values.name, //okay
    values.email // errors as it should
  );

  //I want to do this
  return (
    <>
      {/* okay as name is in initial values */}
      <MyFieldComponent name="name" /> 

     {/* should error as email is not in initial values */}
      <MyFieldComponent name="email" /> 
    </>
  );

}};
</Formik>
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reactibot
reactibot•3y ago
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