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In Typescript, options parameter is mandatory.
See original GitHub issueThe constructor of SimpleReactValidator set options as an empty object by default.
It’s the same for theses methods :
- messageWhenPresent
- messageAlways
- message
But, in Typescript, the value for options is mandatory.
this.validator = new SimpleReactValidator({});
or
this.validator.message("title", this.state.title, 'required', {});
index.d.ts should handle nullable for options so we can use it like this :
this.validator = new SimpleReactValidator();
or
this.validator.message("title", this.state.title, 'required');
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