How to use the react-onclickoutside.IGNORE_CLASS_NAME.slice function in react-onclickoutside
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//@flow
import React from 'react';
import onClickOutside, { IGNORE_CLASS_NAME } from 'react-onclickoutside';
IGNORE_CLASS_NAME.slice();
// $ExpectError Cannot perform arithmetic operation because string literal `ignore-react-onclickoutside` [1] is not a number.
IGNORE_CLASS_NAME - 1;
// class and const are in same line to make all flow versions unhappy in the same line.
// $ExpectError Cannot call `onClickOutside` because string [1] is incompatible with boolean [2].
class FailComponent extends React.Component<{ preventDefault: string }> {render() {return <div>;}} const FailComponentWithClickOutside = onClickOutside(FailComponent);
;
class A extends React.Component<{a: string, preventDefault: boolean }> {
render() {
return this.props.preventDefault ? <div>{this.props.a}</div> : null;
}
}
const B = onClickOutside(A);</div>react-onclickoutside
An onClickOutside wrapper for React components
