I had strictly followed ngxs/labs immer documentation to adapt my code and find this strange behavior.
Why should setState
ask for all state properties in:
export class DadesStateModel {
apartats: IApartat[];
authors: IAuthor[];
}
(...)
@Action(SetArticles)
@ImmutableContext()
setArticles({setState}: StateContext<DadesStateModel>, {apartat}: SetArticles) {
setState((state: DadesStateModel) => ({
state.apartats[state.apartats.findIndex(ap=>ap.Id===apartat.Id)] = apartat;
return state;
}))
}
with the following error message:
Argument of type '(state: DadesStateModel) => { state: DadesStateModel; (Missing): IApartat; return: DadesStateModel; }' is not assignable to parameter of type 'DadesStateModel | StateOperator<DadesStateModel>'.
Type '(state: DadesStateModel) => { state: DadesStateModel; (Missing): IApartat; return: DadesStateModel; }' is not assignable to type 'StateOperator<DadesStateModel>'.
Type '{ state: DadesStateModel; (Missing): IApartat; return: DadesStateModel; }' is missing the following properties from type 'DadesStateModel': authors.
Even though my answer comes a bit late: You are seeing this error due to a syntactical mistake. You are wrapping the enclosing {}
in your lambda with brackets ({})
, so it assumes that what you intended to be the body of the lambda to be the return value of the lambda. Just remove the enclosing brackets and it works.
setState((state: DadesStateModel) => { // Instead of "({"
state.apartats[state.apartats.findIndex(ap=>ap.Id===apartat.Id)] = apartat;
return state;
}); // Instead of "}));"