I have the next code, eslint throw:      react/prop-types onClickOut; is missing in props validation      react/prop-types children; is missing in props validation   propTypes was defined but eslint does not recognize it.  import React, { Component,...

It seems there's a subtle difference between type decleration for named function() syntax vs anonynous function syntax:  type F<X, Y> = (x: X) => Y  // works: function apply<X, Y>(f: F<X, Y>, x: X) : Y {     return f(x) }  //...

I have a value that comes from a select input and is of type string, however I want to pass it into a function (updateLanguage) that receives as argument a string enum with a type alias (Language).   The problem I'm facing is that Flow only allow...

TL;DR How do I tell flow to import type definitions from imported modules not declared with @flow?  Longer version  Flow seams to be able to derive types from files not using the flow syntax (see example).   Example file 'flow.js'  if(Math.ra...

I am trying to configure eslint + babel-eslint + eslint-plugin-react + eslint-plugin-flowtype  I have the following devDependencies in package.json:  "babel-eslint": "^7.1.1", "eslint": "^3.10.2", "eslint-config-ai...

Let's say I have this function (try online):  type Person = { name: string } function getName(p: ?Person): ?string {   if (!p) {     return p   } else {     return p.name   } }  const frank: Person = { name: 'Frank' } /*  * In order to wo...

So confused on using '?' in flow. AFAIK (thanks to flow type question mark before or after param?):   When '?' before ':', means bar is optional, can be string or undefined:  bar?: string  When '?' after ':', m...

I'm trying to type the redux store like this : const s:Store<S,A>=createStore (todoApp) but I get   identifier Store ... Could not resolve name flow error  any idea how to fix this ?   I am using this flow typed declarations:  // flow-typed...

I get this error when running flow check, but I'm not sure what it means.     Cannot use exports as a type because exports is a value. To get the type of a value use typeof.   The error location is 0:1 (at the @flow comment). Here's the code:...

I have searched the doc of flowtype but I can not find something relevant to type inference, for example:  function add(x){   return x+10; }   after using flowtype, it becomes:  function add(x:string){    return x+10; }   just like jsnice....