Tag: React
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How to destructure method properties without duplicating defaults?
How to Destructure Method Properties Without Duplicating Defaults When working with TypeScript, you may come across a situation where you need to destructure method properties without duplicating defaults. This can be a common scenario when you have a method that accepts an object as an argument and you want to extract specific properties from it…
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How to Retrieve a User’s Subscription History and Plan Journey using Stripe APIs?
How to Retrieve a User’s Subscription History and Plan Journey using Stripe APIs? As a developer working with TypeScript and Stripe APIs, you may come across the need to retrieve a user’s subscription history and plan journey. In this blog post, we will explore two solutions to achieve this using Stripe APIs. Solution 1: Using…
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sth wrong when i use jsx in vue’s script tag
Solving JSX Issues in Vue’s Script Tag If you’ve encountered issues when using JSX in Vue’s script tag, you’re not alone. JSX, a syntax extension for JavaScript, is commonly associated with React, but it can also be used in Vue.js projects. However, using JSX in Vue’s script tag requires some additional configuration. In this blog…
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TypeScript: Getting an error ‘Options’ type is not compatible with ‘NavigateOptions’ in Next.js
TypeScript: Getting an error ‘Options’ type is not compatible with ‘NavigateOptions’ in Next.js If you are using TypeScript with Next.js, you may have encountered an error message that says ‘Options’ type is not compatible with ‘NavigateOptions’. This error typically occurs when you are trying to use the Next.js router’s navigate function with custom options, but…
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Turborepo internal package WITHOUT Next.js
Turborepo internal package WITHOUT Next.js When working with TypeScript and building a monorepo, you may come across the need to create an internal package that does not depend on Next.js. In this blog post, we will explore two solutions to achieve this. Solution 1: Using a Custom Build Script The first solution involves creating a…
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Failing to Consume Typescript Compiled ESNext customElements in Angular Project Via NPM
Failing to Consume Typescript Compiled ESNext customElements in Angular Project Via NPM If you are working on an Angular project and trying to consume Typescript compiled ESNext customElements from an external library via NPM, you may encounter some issues. In this blog post, we will explore the problem and provide multiple solutions to help you…
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Getting undefined when using import() to dynamically import an instantiated class object
Getting undefined when using import() to dynamically import an instantiated class object If you are working with TypeScript and using the import() function to dynamically import modules, you may encounter a situation where you get undefined when trying to access an instantiated class object. This can be frustrating, but there are a few solutions you…
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global.css.webpack and node modules errors
Global.css.webpack and Node Modules Errors: Solutions for TypeScript Developers If you are a TypeScript developer, you may have encountered issues related to global.css.webpack and node modules while working on your projects. These errors can be frustrating and time-consuming to resolve, but fear not! In this blog post, we will explore multiple solutions to tackle these…
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Phaser3 TileMap(.json) Multiple Level
Phaser3 TileMap(.json) Multiple Level If you are working with Phaser3 and want to create a game with multiple levels using TileMaps in .json format, you’re in the right place! In this blog post, we will explore different solutions to achieve this goal. Solution 1: Using Phaser3 Scene Manager One way to handle multiple levels in…
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Using ngOnChanges to trigger whether to show an overlay depending input changes
Using ngOnChanges to Trigger Whether to Show an Overlay Depending on Input Changes As a TypeScript developer, you may often come across situations where you need to show or hide an overlay depending on changes in the input values. In Angular, you can achieve this functionality using the ngOnChanges lifecycle hook. The ngOnChanges hook is…