react-universal-container/js/react-universal-container.d.ts

Allows React and React-Native front end Components to use the same properties, and gives you the ability to write your important code once.

/// <reference types="react" />
import * as React from "react";
export interface UniversalContainerProps<TChildComponentProps> {
    component: React.ComponentClass<TChildComponentProps> | React.SFC<TChildComponentProps>;
}
/**
 * UniversalContainer is used as a generic, cross-platform component to
 * "sandwich" between two platform-specific components. It takes a specific
 * prop named `component` which is the class of the child component it will
 * create. It passes all of its other props to that subcomponent. Any
 * complex state mapping logic can then be included in your cross platform
 * container component.
 *
 * E.g
 * ScreenComponentReactNative [Native Platform Specific]
 * └─┬ UniversalContainer<ViewComponentProps> [Cross Platform]
 *   └── ViewComponentReactNative<ViewComponentProps> [Native Platform Specific]
 * or
 * ScreenComponentReact [Web Platform Specific]
 * └─┬ UniversalContainer<ViewComponentProps> [Cross Platform]
 *   └── ViewComponentReact<ViewComponentProps> [Web Platform Specific]
 */
export declare class UniversalContainer<TChildComponentProps, TChildComponentState> extends React.Component<UniversalContainerProps<TChildComponentProps> & TChildComponentProps, TChildComponentState> {
    props: any;
    render(): JSX.Element;
}