Error in usecustom api call
this is the variable i'm using with my api call const { data: globalbalanceData , error, isLoading } = useCustom<{
data: IGlobalBalance;
}>({
url:
${API_URL}/globalbalance/bydate
,
method: "get",
config: {
query: dateFilterQuery,
},
});
const globalbalance = globalbalanceData?.data; in the rendering i specify the following {globalbalance?.data.capital} but it fails it says globalbalance has actualy the value, but typescript doesn't give me the option to use globalbalance.capital. Where is the problem?5 Replies
Hi @Delph. I'm kapa.ai, your friendly support bot. I will try to answer your question by searching through the knowledge base. :wave:
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It looks like you're encountering a TypeScript issue where it doesn't recognize the structure of your
globalbalance
object. This can happen if TypeScript isn't aware of the shape of the data returned by your API call.
Based on the information provided, it seems like you need to ensure that the type IGlobalBalance
correctly reflects the structure of the data returned by your API. Here’s a step-by-step approach to troubleshoot and resolve this issue:
1. Define the IGlobalBalance
Interface: Ensure that the IGlobalBalance
interface accurately represents the structure of the data returned by your API. For example:
2. Check the API Response Structure: Make sure that the API response matches the expected structure. If the API returns an object with a data
property that contains the IGlobalBalance
object, your type definition should reflect that.
3. Adjust the Type Definition in useCustom
: If the API response wraps the IGlobalBalance
object inside a data
property, you need to adjust the type definition accordingly. For example:
4. Accessing the capital
Property: If globalbalance
is correctly typed, you should be able to access the capital
property without TypeScript errors. Ensure that globalbalance
is not undefined
before accessing its properties:
Here’s the complete example with the necessary adjustments:
By ensuring that the IGlobalBalance
interface correctly represents the structure of your API response and adjusting the type definition in useCustom
, TypeScript should recognize the capital
property on the globalbalance
object.
For more details on using the useCustom
hook, you can refer to the official documentation (https://refine.dev/docs/data/hooks/use-custom/).
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jolly-crimson•2mo ago
this is my interface definition, export interface IGlobalBalance {
id: number;
ingresos: number;
retiros: number;
capital: number;
beneficios: number;
balance: number;
posicionesAbiertas: number;
balanceRealActual: number;
interesRealActual: number;
interesRealActualPorcentaje: number;
balanceRealActualDespuesComisionesPorcentaje: number;
comisionGestion: number;
balanceRealActualDespuesComisiones: number;
mes: number;
ano: number;
} but still is forcing my to do this {globalbalance?.data?.capital} @kapa.ai
@kapa.ai can you answer¿
Let me check the knowledge base for you. One moment! :books:
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Yes, I can help you with that.
It looks like you're encountering a TypeScript issue where it doesn't recognize the structure of your
globalbalance
object. This can happen if TypeScript isn't aware of the shape of the data returned by your API call.
Based on the information provided, it seems like you need to ensure that the type IGlobalBalance
correctly reflects the structure of the data returned by your API. Here’s a step-by-step approach to troubleshoot and resolve this issue:
1. Define the IGlobalBalance
Interface: Ensure that the IGlobalBalance
interface accurately represents the structure of the data returned by your API. For example:
2. Check the API Response Structure: Make sure that the API response matches the expected structure. If the API returns an object with a data
property that contains the IGlobalBalance
object, your type definition should reflect that.
3. Adjust the Type Definition in useCustom
: If the API response wraps the IGlobalBalance
object inside a data
property, you need to adjust the type definition accordingly. For example:
4. Accessing the capital
Property: If globalbalance
is correctly typed, you should be able to access the capital
property without TypeScript errors. Ensure that globalbalance
is not undefined
before accessing its properties:
Here’s the complete example with the necessary adjustments:
By ensuring that the IGlobalBalance
interface correctly represents the structure of your API response and adjusting the type definition in useCustom
, TypeScript should recognize the capital
property on the globalbalance
object.
For more details on using the useCustom
hook, you can refer to the official documentation (https://refine.dev/docs/data/hooks/use-custom/).
----------------------
Note: you can ask me a follow up question by @ mentioning me again :speech_balloon:
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