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I have searched high and low, and I can find TypeScript equivalents for everything except React's PropTypes.node. I know that TypeScript doesn't need any PropTypes, but there are some PropTypes that I don't know how to convert to TypeScript.
Is it just as simple as var node: any? This doesn't seem right as node seems to have some properties.
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You can generate PropTypes from TypeScript type definitions using babel-plugin-typescript-to-proptypes . When you specify types for your props, the plugin converts those type definitions to PropTypes definitions. It will be compiled accordingly, thereby giving your React application type-checking powers during runtime.
Props are required in TypeScript In the prop-types package, all props are optional by default. To make a prop required, you will have to use . isRequired explicitly. With TypeScript, that is not the case.
PropTypes are a way to validate the values that are passed in through our props. node We can pass anything that can be rendered, such as numbers, string, DOM elements, arrays, or fragments that contain them using the React.
Firstly, npm install / yarn add the prop-types package if you haven't already. Then, add your propTypes (and defaultProps too if required) after the stateless functional component has been defined, before you export it.
Use React.ReactNode for React.PropTypes.node type
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