React-day-picker: Types destroyed v7.4.1

[tonoslav]

Describe the bug
Getting a lot of wrong errors from types

1. Using DayPickerInput with dayPickerProps prop, keep getting error that renderDay, renderWeek are required , but should they be?

2. import { DateUtils } from 'react-day-picker'
   DateUtils.isDate(...) 
   

   'DateUtils' only refers to a type, but is being used as a value here.
   Fix: (removed export before type) +
   

3. DayPickerInputProps props onDayPickerShow, onDayPickerHide are required but should they?

[mr-wildcard]

Also experiencing 1️⃣. I had to hide dayPickerProps prop of DayPickerInput component behind a @ts-ignore

[sbusch]

I think the 1st one should be fixed by my PR https://github.com/gpbl/react-day-picker/pull/1012 (merged quickly by @gpbl, thank you!), not yet published to npm.

Regarding 2nd bug, I fixed the same error for another export (https://github.com/gpbl/react-day-picker/pull/1011), so the fix here could be similar?!

3rd: the JS implementation checks if the props are set before calling those event handlers, so I think they are not mandatory and should be fixed similar to 1.

[redaxmedia]

I experienced the same with MomentLocaleUtils ... that broken release should be unpublished

[andrew-r-king]

FYI: A workaround is to stay at the previous version by removing "^" in your package.json:

 "react-day-picker": "7.4.0",

(reinstall of course)

[gpbl]

I'm sorry for that! The hard life of a maintainer :) I should never trust PRs without proper testing and the release was rushed up.

Setting up a typescript app to test it, let see if I come out.

Please send PRs to help as I'm a bit busy these days 🙏🏽

[bengry]

I'll send a PR to fix issues 2 and 3 in a bit and update here.

EDIT: PR is up

@gpbl would appreciate your review there.

[gpbl]

Well I've been neglecting the types for too much time :(

There were many parts requiring a rewrite – now types should work correctly. Please report back if something break again.

Everybody – thanks for your patience. So glad the next version will be in Typescript :)

[sbusch]

@gpbl Thank YOU. No need to apologize - this is Open Source, after all. Thanks for your quick folllow-up :-)