Type the unstable-internals-do-not-use entry point with Flow (#58538) - #58538
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Summary: The auto-fix map behind `react-native/no-deep-imports` had drifted from the exports declared in `index.js.flow`, so the rule offered fixes that do not type-check and missed fixes it could have offered. It was missing 28 modules, among them EventEmitter, CoreEventTypes, PlatformTypes, RendererProxy, usePressability, AssetRegistry and the virtual collection components. It still listed `InteractionManager`, which has been removed from the public API and whose root getter now throws in development, and `Touchable`, which is a value-only runtime re-export absent from the published types — auto-fixing either one produces broken code. It also carried a malformed `./Libraries/Utilities/PlatformTypes` key and two type names, `NativeMethods` and `NativeMethodsMixin`, that the root module does not export. The map is now generated from `index.js.flow`, so it tracks the real surface. Two groups of exports stay out of the map on purpose. The rule keeps reporting those deep imports; it simply does not offer a fix for them. Renamed re-exports such as `NativeText as unstable_NativeText`, and namespace re-exports such as `export * as Systrace`, cannot be expressed by a fixer that only rewrites same-name specifiers. Names published behind an `unstable_` or `experimental_` prefix are excluded as well. They are genuine public exports, but rewriting a deep import of `ViewNativeComponent` into `unstable_NativeView` quietly moves a call site onto an experimental API, and that is a choice the author should make rather than a lint fixer. `InitializeCore` and `RootTagTypes` remain hand-written entries, since neither is derivable from `index.js.flow`: the first has no root export at all and is replaced wholesale by the `react-native/setup-env` entry point, and the second re-exports `RootTag`, which the root does export. Changelog: [General][Fixed] - Align the `react-native/no-deep-imports` auto-fix map with the package's public API Reviewed By: javache Differential Revision: D119678373
Summary: `ViewToken` is already reachable from the package root as `ListViewToken`, but the two types that accompany it in every viewability API — `ViewabilityConfig` and `ViewabilityConfigCallbackPair` — are not exported at all. A call site configuring viewability on `FlatList`, `SectionList` or `VirtualizedList` therefore has to reach into `Libraries/Lists/ViewabilityHelper` for them, even though the props that consume them are public. Both are re-exported from `Libraries/Lists/ViewabilityHelper`, which sources them from `react-native/virtualized-lists`, so this exposes the same declarations the internal path already hands out and adds no new surface beyond the names themselves. Changelog: [General][Added] - Export the `ViewabilityConfig` and `ViewabilityConfigCallbackPair` types from the package root Reviewed By: javache Differential Revision: D120124115
…8538) Summary: `src/unstable-internals-do-not-use.js` is `noflow`, so Flow sees nothing on the other side of `react-native/unstable-internals-do-not-use` and a call site importing from it gets no types at all. TypeScript consumers already have a declaration file; Flow consumers have had nothing. This brings it in line with the sibling secondary entry point, `react-private-interface`, which is `flow strict-local` and pairs the runtime module with a `.js.flow` types entry point: - the module becomes `flow strict-local`, with each lazy getter annotated via `import typeof` and the `unsafe-getters-setters` flowlint disabled, exactly as `react-private-interface.js` and `index.js` do; - a new `unstable-internals-do-not-use.js.flow` declares the same ten exports for consumers. No exports are added or removed and the runtime shape is untouched — the getters are byte-for-byte the same beyond their return annotations. Changelog: [Internal] Reviewed By: javache Differential Revision: D120124118
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src/unstable-internals-do-not-use.jsisnoflow, so Flow sees nothing on the other side ofreact-native/unstable-internals-do-not-useand a call site importing from it gets no types at all. TypeScript consumers already have a declaration file; Flow consumers have had nothing.This brings it in line with the sibling secondary entry point,
react-private-interface, which isflow strict-localand pairs the runtime module with a.js.flowtypes entry point:flow strict-local, with each lazy getter annotated viaimport typeofand theunsafe-getters-settersflowlint disabled, exactly asreact-private-interface.jsandindex.jsdo;unstable-internals-do-not-use.js.flowdeclares the same ten exports for consumers.No exports are added or removed and the runtime shape is untouched — the getters are byte-for-byte the same beyond their return annotations.
Changelog: [Internal]
Reviewed By: javache
Differential Revision: D120124118