If I define "populate" for dynamic zones in Strapi as specified on the Strapi Docs page.
Then the type check fails and highlighted in IDE because the "on" definition is not allowed according to Strapi5RequestPopulateParam type.
Version
@nuxtjs/strapi: 2.1.1
nuxt: 4.2.2
Strapi: v5
Steps to reproduce
Create a types, like this:
type TStrapiContentEntry = {
id: number;
documentId: string;
};
type TStrapiImage = TStrapiContentEntry & {
name: string;
url: string;
alternativeText: string;
formats: {
thumbnail: {
url: string;
};
small?: {
url: string;
};
medium?: {
url: string;
};
large?: {
url: string;
};
};
};
type TSectionHero = TStrapiComponent & {
__component: 'sections.hero';
heading: string;
image: TStrapiImage;
};
export type TSectionGallery = TStrapiComponent & {
__component: 'sections.gallery';
heading: string;
images: TStrapiImage[];
};
type TSection =
| TSectionHero
| TSectionGallery;
type TSections = TSection[];
type TPage = TStrapiContentEntry & {
title: string;
sections: TSections;
};
then add this script:
const { find } = useStrapi();
const { data } = await find<TPage>('pages', {
populate: {
sections: {
on: {
'sections.hero': {
populate: ['image'],
},
'sections.gallery': {
populate: ['images'],
},
},
},
},
pagination: {
page: 1,
pageSize: 1,
},
});
What is Expected?
There should be no warning in IDE (WebStorm).
What is actually happening?
I get the following warning in IDE:
Type sections is not assignable to type Strapi5RequestPopulateParam | undefined
Types of property sections are incompatible.
Object literal may only specify known properties, and on does not exist in type
However code works fine.
If I define "populate" for dynamic zones in Strapi as specified on the Strapi Docs page.
Then the type check fails and highlighted in IDE because the "on" definition is not allowed according to Strapi5RequestPopulateParam type.
Version
@nuxtjs/strapi: 2.1.1
nuxt: 4.2.2
Strapi: v5
Steps to reproduce
Create a types, like this:
then add this script:
What is Expected?
There should be no warning in IDE (WebStorm).
What is actually happening?
I get the following warning in IDE:
However code works fine.