Currently: ```@file:JsModule("react-plotly.js") @f...

# javascript

[Pepijn de Vos]

Currently:

@file:JsModule("react-plotly.js")
@file:JsNonModule

import react.*

@JsName("Plot")
external val reactPlot: RClass<dynamic>

But getting:

Warning: React.createElement: type is invalid -- expected a string (for built-in components) or a class/function (for composite components) but got: undefined. You likely forgot to export your component from the file it's defined in, or you might have mixed up default and named imports.

Check the render method of `Welcome`.
    in Welcome react.development.js:315
    React 3
    child_5 sampleproject.js:20925
    child_6 sampleproject.js:20931
    invoke_100 sampleproject.js:20934
    render_0 sampleproject.js:25196
    invoke_103 sampleproject.js:21108
    factory_40 sampleproject.js:21164
    buildElements sampleproject.js:21020
    render_1 sampleproject.js:21129
    render sampleproject.js:21132
    React 13
    render_0 sampleproject.js:24780
    render$default sampleproject.js:24785
    invoke_129 sampleproject.js:25057
    factory_45 sampleproject.js:25070
    (Async: EventHandlerNonNull)
    main sampleproject.js:25010
    <anonymous> sampleproject.js:25508
    <anonymous> sampleproject.js:3
    <anonymous> sampleproject.js:15
    <anonymous> sampleproject.js:25490
    js sampleproject.js:707
    __webpack_require__ sampleproject.js:30
    0 sampleproject.js:719
    __webpack_require__ sampleproject.js:30
    <anonymous> sampleproject.js:94
    <anonymous> sampleproject.js:97
    webpackUniversalModuleDefinition sampleproject.js:9
    <anonymous> sampleproject.js:10

[turansky]

It_must_be.cpp

It_must_be.cpp

[Pepijn de Vos]

Well that got me from complaining it's undefined to complaining it's object.

Warning: React.createElement: type is invalid -- expected a string (for built-in components) or a class/function (for composite components) but got: object.

Check the render method of `Welcome`.
    in Welcome react.development.js:315

I'm using it like so

reactPlot {
            attrs {
                data = js("...")
            }
        }

[turansky]

?

Untitled.cpp

[Pepijn de Vos]

wow it works?

[Pepijn de Vos]

no idea how I would have ever figured that out but yea

[turansky]

For data creation you can use jsObject factory method (+ useMemo)

[Pepijn de Vos]

Could not get that to work either

[Pepijn de Vos]

Someone suggested this
https://kotlinlang.slack.com/archives/C0B8L3U69/p1620923632279600?thread_ts=1620920418.276300&cid=C0B8L3U69

[Pepijn de Vos]

but it complained about unexpected dynamic type or something

[turansky]

https://gist.github.com/turansky/174ba4d9d09dd8f6b37c82caac0b8971

[turansky]

Slack unable to create code snippet

[Pepijn de Vos]

oh nice

[turansky]

FYI - Non-strict TS definitions - https://github.com/davidctj/react-plotlyjs-ts/blob/master/src/index.tsx (outdated?)

[Pepijn de Vos]

Can you use typescript definitions as Kotlin?? Or just as a reference?

[turansky]

Just for reference

[turansky]

Usually any in TS and dynamic in Kotlin means, that declaration missed

[turansky]

plotly use strict contracts as I see

[turansky]

It meants that dynamic not required. Strict external interfaces can be used

[turansky]

Or options in future! Feel free to vote 🙂