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Property 'getFrameworkComponentInstance' does not exist on type 'ICellRendererComp'

I'm trying to get the instance of cell renderer (Angular component) on rowSelected event handler:

onRowSelected($event) {
    var selectedRow = this.gridApi.getDisplayedRowAtIndex($event.rowIndex);
    var params = { columns: ['added'], rowNodes: [selectedRow]};
    var instances = this.gridApi.getCellRendererInstances(params);
    if (instances.length > 0) {
        var wrapperInstance = instances[0].getFrameworkComponentInstance();
    }
}

Unfortunately I get the error during the compilation of angular application (ts):

Property 'getFrameworkComponentInstance' does not exist on type 'ICellRendererComp'

The implementation comes from official documentation at https://www.ag-grid.com/javascript-grid-cell-rendering-components/ (find Accessing Cell Renderer Instances).

Here is possible factory method which define public getFrameworkComponentInstance.

It's unexpected situation because when I debug this method I can get the renderer with method getFrameworkComponentInstance on instances[0].

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John Smith Avatar asked Jan 13 '20 17:01

John Smith


2 Answers

From what I saw in the interfaces of the ICellRenderer, the interface ICellRendererComp doesn't have the function getFrameworkComponentInstance.

Interfaces of ICellRendererComp

I've worked a lot with ag-grid-angular and I found out that sometimes, the interfaces are not relevant to what's really in the object (Missing functions/variables).

The problem is mainly because of tslint that doesn't trust the method since it isn't in the interface. To fix that, I created my own custom interface that extends the ICellRendererComp but with the function.

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That way when you try to call your instance you can cast it to your interface. I tried a lot of things and only this worked for me.

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Gilbert Gabriel Avatar answered Sep 22 '22 10:09

Gilbert Gabriel


I agree with the reasons in the above answer, however a shorter approach has saved me time.
Instead of creating a custom interface, the following has worked for me -

if (instances.length > 0) {
        var cellRenderer: any = instances[0];
        var wrapperInstance = cellRenderer.getFrameworkComponentInstance();
    }
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Pratik Bhat Avatar answered Sep 22 '22 10:09

Pratik Bhat