SolidJS•11mo ago

declare types for locals?

i need to declare some locals for RequestEvent

import { User } from "lucia";

declare module "@solidjs/start" {
  export interface RequestEventLocals {
    user?: User;
  }
}

import { User } from "lucia";

declare module "@solidjs/start" {
  export interface RequestEventLocals {
    user?: User;
  }
}

that didn't work

6 Replies

peerreynders•11mo ago

- Where did you place this declaration? - How exactly did “that didn't work” manifest itself?

HusseinOP•11mo ago

- src/global.d.ts - it didn't show in vscode suggestions in getRequestEvent()?.locals

peerreynders•11mo ago

I threw mine into entry-server.tsx and neovim's LSP never complained about it.

GitHub

solid-start-sse-chat/src/entry-server.tsx at d2b9070f956947c940dc20...

Basic Chat demonstration with server-sent events (SSE) - peerreynders/solid-start-sse-chat

HusseinOP•11mo ago

oh ok i needed @solidjs/start/server i was using @solidjs/start here ^

peerreynders•11mo ago

Details do matter

slim (jamesc)•2w ago

For me VSCodium [code] does not find my own RequestEventLocals. I have made many "guesses." F12 on event.locals takes me to @solidjs/start/dist/server/types.d.ts, but F12 on event.locals.myVar it takes me to @solidjs/start/env.d.ts where that definition allows any string [key: string | symbol]: any; even though I have myVar defined just like you have user defined above.. Maybe having the declaration in entry-server works for the build, but I'm not sure how that will work for the editor at the same time; that does not seam like an entry point that VSCodium can pick up on. I tried various things using tsconfig.ts but I'm just not having any luck, there is a lack of clarity in the ts docs and lack of feedback from the tools. Here is how vite does it: https://vite.dev/guide/env-and-mode#intellisense-for-typescript .. That does work in VSCodium. They direct the end-user to create vite-env.d.ts which has /// <reference types="vite/client" /> at the top. I do not see any special code to load vite-env.d.ts in their github repo. Maybe VSCodium scans ./src for *.d.ts files? I do have "include": ["src"] and compilerOptions.types: ['src/global'] in my tsconfig.js (I guess one of those helps). If that is the case then the declare above should work; but it does not. Maybe solid's [key: string | symbol]: any; is interfering and capturing the search before it gets to the custom types? I'm pretty sure this works for everyone else but me .. lol

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