How to resolve 'Property 'foo' has no initializer and is not definitely assigned in the constructor' when using @Input decorator?
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How would I correctly initialize a property that has an @Input decorator without removing strict typing?
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@Input
foo: FormGroup;
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How would I correctly initialize a property that has an @Input decorator without removing strict typing?
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@Input
foo: FormGroup;
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How would I correctly initialize a property that has an @Input decorator without removing strict typing?
Code below is what showing this warning
@Input
foo: FormGroup;
angular typescript
asked yesterday
Shane
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How would I correctly initialize a property that has an @Input decorator without removing strict typing?
Code below is what showing this warning
@Input
foo: FormGroup;
angular typescript
angular typescript
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There is no way to define a decorator such that Typescript will know it will perform field initialization. The only option is to add a definite assignment modifier to the field:
@Input
foo!: FormGroup;
This will disable the check for this field alone. You can read more about this assertion here
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Props need to have an exclamation mark appended, i.e. foo!: FormGroup.
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2 Answers
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active
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There is no way to define a decorator such that Typescript will know it will perform field initialization. The only option is to add a definite assignment modifier to the field:
@Input
foo!: FormGroup;
This will disable the check for this field alone. You can read more about this assertion here
answered yesterday
Titian Cernicova-Dragomir
50.4k33148
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up vote
2
down vote
accepted
There is no way to define a decorator such that Typescript will know it will perform field initialization. The only option is to add a definite assignment modifier to the field:
@Input
foo!: FormGroup;
This will disable the check for this field alone. You can read more about this assertion here
answered yesterday
Titian Cernicova-Dragomir
50.4k33148
add a comment |
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
There is no way to define a decorator such that Typescript will know it will perform field initialization. The only option is to add a definite assignment modifier to the field:
@Input
foo!: FormGroup;
This will disable the check for this field alone. You can read more about this assertion here
answered yesterday
Titian Cernicova-Dragomir
50.4k33148
There is no way to define a decorator such that Typescript will know it will perform field initialization. The only option is to add a definite assignment modifier to the field:
@Input
foo!: FormGroup;
This will disable the check for this field alone. You can read more about this assertion here
answered yesterday
Titian Cernicova-Dragomir
50.4k33148
answered yesterday
Titian Cernicova-Dragomir
50.4k33148
answered yesterday
Titian Cernicova-Dragomir
50.4k33148
answered yesterday
Titian Cernicova-Dragomir
50.4k33148
50.4k33148
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1
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Props need to have an exclamation mark appended, i.e. foo!: FormGroup.
Related Issue
answered yesterday
Sajeetharan
112k27153208
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up vote
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Props need to have an exclamation mark appended, i.e. foo!: FormGroup.
Related Issue
answered yesterday
Sajeetharan
112k27153208
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
Props need to have an exclamation mark appended, i.e. foo!: FormGroup.
Related Issue
answered yesterday
Sajeetharan
112k27153208
Props need to have an exclamation mark appended, i.e. foo!: FormGroup.
Related Issue
answered yesterday
Sajeetharan
112k27153208
answered yesterday
Sajeetharan
112k27153208
answered yesterday
Sajeetharan
112k27153208
answered yesterday
Sajeetharan
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