Vignesh Gupta•5mo ago

Loosing Type safety for 1 table only in convex with Turporepo (NextJS)

Hey there, I've recently migrated to turbo repo and trying to figure things using https://github.com/get-convex/turbo-expo-nextjs-clerk-convex-monorepo. But for one of the route (or we can say table). I'm having some issues with work_item. On hover Expected is to get something like this on hover:

  list: FunctionReference<"query", "public", {
        projectId: Id<"projects">;
    }, {
        _id: Id<"feedbacks">;
        _creationTime: number;
        status: "open" | "reviewed" | "closed";
        type: "documentation" | ... 4 more ... | "other";
        projectId: Id<...>;
        content: string;
        senderName: string;
        senderEmail: string;
    }[], string | undefined>;
    create: FunctionReference<...>;
    update: FunctionReference<...>;
    remove: FunctionReference<...>;
}

  list: FunctionReference<"query", "public", {
        projectId: Id<"projects">;
    }, {
        _id: Id<"feedbacks">;
        _creationTime: number;
        status: "open" | "reviewed" | "closed";
        type: "documentation" | ... 4 more ... | "other";
        projectId: Id<...>;
        content: string;
        senderName: string;
        senderEmail: string;
    }[], string | undefined>;
    create: FunctionReference<...>;
    update: FunctionReference<...>;
    remove: FunctionReference<...>;
}

instead I'm getting:

(property) work_item: {
    [x: string]: any;
}

(property) work_item: {
    [x: string]: any;
}

8 Replies

Vignesh GuptaOP•5mo ago

Here's my repo - https://github.com/vignesh-gupta/projectify

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Vignesh GuptaOP•5mo ago

Hey @ian, would really appreciate your some help here!

Vignesh GuptaOP•5mo ago

This issue is causing loose of type. So on filter the individual items comes out to be any

Vignesh GuptaOP•5mo ago

current workaround is this -

  const myTasks = useQuery(api.work_item.list, { projectId: id })?.filter(
    (task: Doc<"workItems">) => task.assigneeId === currentUser?._id
  );

  const myTasks = useQuery(api.work_item.list, { projectId: id })?.filter(
    (task: Doc<"workItems">) => task.assigneeId === currentUser?._id
  );

but I really would like to understand this issue because this is with only 1 route.

djbalin•5mo ago

Replacing import { mutation, query } from "@/convex/_generated/server"; with import { mutation, query } from "./_generated/server"; seems to work. Not sure why 🙂 Also, you're importing from "@/convex/_generated//server" several places (notice the two slashes before server. No clue if this can pose an issue, but it seems strange

djbalin•5mo ago

I think you're missing some more config based on the example you linked. E.g.

 "workspaces": [
    "apps/*",
    "packages/*"
  ],

 "workspaces": [
    "apps/*",
    "packages/*"
  ],

in the root package.json file. Also I think you should not name your child packages/workspaces as @repo/..., I think that's just the placeholder example from the turborepo example: https://turbo.build/repo/docs/crafting-your-repository/structuring-a-repository#name im no expert in this, but maybe you can troubleshoot based on these points 🙂

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Start by creating a repository using the conventions of the ecosystem.

Vignesh GuptaOP•5mo ago

Thanks man! Really appreciate your help. and thanks for giving other insight as well. I've just started with tubro repo so it's good to know this things. And yeah, it worked some how

Olamide•4mo ago

Your solution just helped me with mine Thank you. This really helped me

Loosing Type safety for 1 table only in convex with Turporepo (NextJS)

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