Summary:
This diff solves the problem where the export for the graphql plugin was super super super sloooooowwww...... The reason being that the graphql plugin had chunky graphql responses which were json blob which was being serialized by our custom serializer. Instead of serializing those with custom serializer we can directly serialize them as they won't have any map's, sets, classes etc.
This diff adds the two static functions on the plugin which will provide the serialized and deserialized object for the persistedstate. As the plugin knows the structure of its state it can optimize the serialization and deserialization of its data.
This change solves the slow export issue and makes it blazing fast..... 🏎
Bug:
{F206550514}
Reviewed By: danielbuechele
Differential Revision: D17166054
fbshipit-source-id: 058b903c03c12c9194702162c46763ef5b5e7283
Summary:
Generics on static methods don't seem to work the way we are using them.
I looked into how react types getDerivedStateFromProps as this is a very similar concept, and they don't seem to type it at all. For that reason I've given up and just type the persistedState passed to our static methods as `Object`.
Reviewed By: passy
Differential Revision: D17152767
fbshipit-source-id: d9c2159be26fa341c5411dd0b40895d4c8ddf71e
Summary:
This converts the index file to TypeScript which is used as an export for all plugins. Alongside, I had to fix a couple of errors in various files to make sure everything works correctly.
For plugins using flow, we define an interface which uses the type definition for FlipperPlugin and types all UI components as `any`.
Reviewed By: passy
Differential Revision: D16936890
fbshipit-source-id: dacd9a63a82b9f0bbb530b06072186874cba7b6f
