Is there some way to make a JSX expression like <div></div> have a type other than JSX.Element without casting it?
I'm wondering, because with Solid (one of the fastest view libs), which uses JSX for convenient syntax for creating DOM with reactive expressions, the type of div in
consdiv=<div></div>// it is a div element, we can use DOM APIs:div.setAttribute('foo','bar')
in plain JavaScript is actually HTMLDivElement; div is a reference to an actual <div> element after the assignment.
I'm wondering if there's a way to make that typing possible, without having to write something like
constdiv=(<div></div>)asunknownasHTMLDivElement
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Is there some way to make a JSX expression like
<div></div>have a type other thanJSX.Elementwithout casting it?I'm wondering, because with Solid (one of the fastest view libs), which uses JSX for convenient syntax for creating DOM with reactive expressions, the type of
divinin plain JavaScript is actually
HTMLDivElement;divis a reference to an actual<div>element after the assignment.I'm wondering if there's a way to make that typing possible, without having to write something like