Type defined in another file

[affanshahid]

So I am importing a type from another file and using that as a type in one of my prop declarations:

import Task, { TaskInfo } from './Task';

export interface TaskListProps {
  loading?: boolean;
  tasks?: TaskInfo[]
};

I get the following:

Notice the any[]. Am I doing something wrong?

[henck]

I can verify that any type declared in a different file shows up as any.

[sami616]

I can verify this is also happening to me

[sergiop]

@affanshahid I don't know if it's related, but with this:

type Type = 'default' | 'action' | 'destroy'

export interface ButtonProps {
  label?: string
  type?: Type
}

I get the following:

Instead of this:

[kelly-tock]

this is different @affanshahid I think but I would like this as well! I have union types defined that I use in multiple places,

export type TextColors = 'DEFAULT' | 'DISABLED';

and I just see TextColors as the description.

[gilbarbara]

I'm having a similar problem with union types but if I set the property as optional it expands the type...

[gilbarbara]

Setting shouldExtractLiteralValuesFromEnum to true in the loader options fixed for me.
🎉

[strothj]

For support for enums, some info can be found here:
#87

For loading types from external files:
#80

The documentation was recently updated to include instructions on supporting files loaded from external files. I'm closing this issue but feel free to leave a comment if this is still a problem.