Architecture for inheriting FelizProps.props

[Wouter8]

Hi, thanks for this extensive library.

I'm wondering what the idea is behind inheriting the FelizProps.props type. I understand that all components can use their specific type for all props ([component].[prop]), even if it is a prop that would normally be applied through prop.[prop].

I thought the idea was that components that inherit this type would have a container to which all these normal HTML props are applied. Is this true?

When I picked a random component to check this reasoning I couldn't find this in the React code.
Here you can find the prop type for MenuButton in the React library, here is the prop type in your library. The only default HTML prop there is className. Do you inherit FelizProps.props just for the className prop?

I'm looking at your library to decide how I want to structure a bindings library of my own for MantineUI :)
Thanks in advance.

[sydsutton]

Yeah, it's because I wanted all eg- Dropdown properties to be exclusively IDropdownProp's. When i want to do dropdown.ariaLabeledBy "someLabel", I don't have to explicitly add the ariaLabeledBy property under the Dropdown props,-- I can just pass the type that I want to the reusable FelizProps and it stays type-safe. Somebody opened an issue a few months ago suggesting another way of implementing the same idea, though, so I would look at that in order to make an informed decision. But FelizProps equate to ComponentProps in version 9 of FluentUI code, not version 8. Some components have them, some don't. I hope this helps!

[Wouter8]

Where can I find this issue/discussion?

[Wouter8]

Got it, it was a PR (#5). Thanks!

[sydsutton]

OK cool, and not a problem! Good luck!