Stream’s React SDK Migrates to TypeScript

Stream has announced that its latest version of the React SDK has been completely converted to TypeScript, providing guaranteed type-safety throughout the SDK and making code easier to read and debug. This update enables the use of generics, allowing for the creation of components that can handle multiple types, thereby supporting user-provided typings for server responses, custom components, and filters. Documentation for the release includes examples of TypeScript's ability to infer generics from provided props. The improved library aims to enhance the user experience with fully typed responses through user-defined types, and additional resources such as API registration, tutorials, and demo apps are available to support developers. The Stream Maker Account offers a free option for qualifying small teams and personal development projects.