Convert EuiIcon to TypeScript #1355
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chandlerprall
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Dec 7, 2018
| if (COLORS.indexOf(color) > -1) { | ||
| optionalColorClass = colorToClassMap[color]; | ||
| if (color) { | ||
| checkValidColor(color, type || 'empty'); |
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Interesting way to re-implement this prop type, I like it!
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That babel warning is fine. It's on our roadmap to begin addressing EuiIcon's overall size. |
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@chandlerprall I've pushed some review feedback, but the prop types generator fails on these again. Might be the |
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Cancel that - everything's good after rebasing, so I've also inlined that interface that I mentioned above. 🙌 |
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Summary
Convert the
EuiIconcomponent to TypeScript. Notes:tscandtslint, as TSLint recommends that compilation run cleanly before linting.Something else to note is that I'm seeing the following warning when building EUI now:
True enough, if you look at the output in
lib/, it's...ugly. I ran it through Prettier, and did the same formaster, and the output varies in the expected ways but not by that much. Perhaps I just inched over the threshold? I did wonder if we should stop using the plugin and write a script to callsvgoand generate actual component files instead? In any case, I started the docs site locally and the icons looked fine.Checklist