While taking a look through the Timber repository, I quickly noticed some type inconsistencies that I'm sure are making the repo difficult to maintain.
As an example, we have a "Project" type at src/types/Project.ts that is not being used in severall files that work with "Projects". e.g. ProjectCard.tsx, Dashboard.tsx, etc
As another example, we have a "User" type at src/types/User.ts.
If you look at Dashboard.tsx, you will find that user is defined as an "any" type, while it is defined in "ProjectCard.tsx" as a "User" type.
If HexLabs is planning on building off of this Timber repository in the future, I think it would be worth setting some time aside towards cleaning it up to make development easier in the future, especially for new members
While taking a look through the Timber repository, I quickly noticed some type inconsistencies that I'm sure are making the repo difficult to maintain.
As an example, we have a "Project" type at src/types/Project.ts that is not being used in severall files that work with "Projects". e.g. ProjectCard.tsx, Dashboard.tsx, etc
As another example, we have a "User" type at src/types/User.ts.
If you look at Dashboard.tsx, you will find that user is defined as an "any" type, while it is defined in "ProjectCard.tsx" as a "User" type.
If HexLabs is planning on building off of this Timber repository in the future, I think it would be worth setting some time aside towards cleaning it up to make development easier in the future, especially for new members