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903 B
TypeScript
20 lines
903 B
TypeScript
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import type * as React from 'react';
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export declare const fillRef: <T>(ref: React.Ref<T>, node: T) => void;
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/**
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* Merge refs into one ref function to support ref passing.
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*/
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export declare const composeRef: <T>(...refs: React.Ref<T>[]) => React.Ref<T>;
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export declare const useComposeRef: <T>(...refs: React.Ref<T>[]) => React.Ref<T>;
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export declare const supportRef: (nodeOrComponent: any) => boolean;
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interface RefAttributes<T> extends React.Attributes {
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ref: React.Ref<T>;
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}
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export declare const supportNodeRef: <T = any>(node: React.ReactNode) => node is React.ReactElement<any, string | React.JSXElementConstructor<any>> & RefAttributes<T>;
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/**
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* In React 19. `ref` is not a property from node.
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* But a property from `props.ref`.
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* To check if `props.ref` exist or fallback to `ref`.
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*/
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export declare const getNodeRef: <T = any>(node: React.ReactNode) => React.Ref<T> | null;
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export {};
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