React-stripe-elements: Incomplete types

[cypcz]

Hello, is there any reason why are the typescript types incomplete in this library? While using the stripe instance I only get suggestions to use properties defined by the following interface coming from the library itself:

    interface StripeProps {
        createSource(sourceData?: SourceOptions): Promise<SourceResponse>;
        createToken(options?: TokenOptions): Promise<PatchedTokenResponse>;
        paymentRequest: stripe.Stripe['paymentRequest'];
        createPaymentMethod(
            paymentMethodType: stripe.paymentMethod.paymentMethodType,
            data?: stripe.CreatePaymentMethodOptions,
        ): Promise<stripe.PaymentMethodResponse>;
        handleCardPayment(
            clientSecret: string,
            options?: stripe.HandleCardPaymentWithoutElementsOptions,
        ): Promise<stripe.PaymentIntentResponse>;
        handleCardSetup(
            clientSecret: string,
            data?: stripe.HandleCardSetupOptions,
        ): Promise<stripe.SetupIntentResponse>;
    }

However, if I console.log the stripe instance, it offers much more:

It makes it much harder to follow the official documentation, especially if there are differences even in the existing methods, as mentioned in e.g. #461 . Thank you for the clarification.

[cypcz]

No info for this?

[Burize]

Yeah, types from react-stripe-elements hasn't confirmCardPayment method, that is presented in https://stripe.com/docs/payments/accept-a-payment#web-submit-payment

[dweedon-stripe]

👋 Sorry for the lack of updates on this. We don't own the community maintained types for this project, but we are currently beta testing React Stripe.js, a new library for integrating React and Stripe.js. React Stripe.js includes built-in TypeScript definitions from Stripe. If anyone is interesting in testing out this new library, email [email protected] with your Stripe ID for access to beta documentation.

[sashko-stripe]

Closing this as this project has migrated to React Stripe.js as of early 2020, which also has a somewhat different API. If you believe this is still important, please re-open it there.