0.1.0 • Published 2 years ago

tabular-component-osaze v0.1.0

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Bonus Task 2

While it is possible to use tail recursive evaluation for conditional types with typescript, I believe it's techincally complicated to set out-of-bounds type in this case.

On the one hand we can use tail recursive evaluation to hardcode a limit for the out-of-bound value like below

type Range<T extends number, R extends unknown[]> = R["length"] extends T
  ? R[number]
  : Range<T, [R["length"], ...R]>;

type tabRange<T extends number> = number extends T ? number : Range<T, []>;

interface ControlledTabProps extends TabInitialProps {
  active: tabRange<4>;
}

and this will result in this type error when called as so Bonus 2 Task Sample

But this is ineffective because if more than 4 Tab.Pane components are rendered, the user will not be able to access the 5th tab. And because we can't pass props to type|interface, we cannot set the limit to children.length which will solve for the number of Tab.Pane that was rendered. This in turn makes it not feasible to set the type out-of-bounds restriction.

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npm start

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npm test

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npm run build

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npm run eject

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