Suggestion: @Prop uses TS for type and default

Currently we have to write: @Prop({type: Number, default: 1) some!: number.

It would be way more logical and readable to just infer type and default from it’s value. @Prop() some: number = 1

I know that you don’t have to specify the types if you assign a value right away. Isn’t it possible to get the value and type and pass them to vue? Currently we don’t even get a warning if we pass a String to that property if it’s not specified in the annotations type. I assumed that exactly this was the argument to go for typescript.

[kaorun343]

Please check the latest version, v8.1.0.

[sunyatasattva]

Any news about this issue from the maintainer @kaorun343 ? I’d +1 both OP and @eddow here. It seems wasteful, duplicated and error-prone to do something like:

@Prop({ default: 'default', type: String }) myProperty: string = 'default';

when this is much more succinct and meaningful:

@Prop() myProperty: string = 'default';

And the desired output would be something like:

props: {
    myProperty: {
      type: String,
      default: 'default'
    }
  }