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How can I enable code completion for Tecton in VS Code?

Is there a way to enable completion for Tecton in VS Code? I'm creating a CSR React extension and I've got VSC Language Mode set to "Javascript React". Is there an import I need to use to enable it? I already have import TectonContext from "../contexts/tecton" added.

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Hey Kenny,

This is a good question. At the moment, because our React boilerplate doesn't use TypeScript by default, the TectonContext is declared in vanilla JavaScript. Since we can't use Type Annotations in plain JS/X, we are little limited at the time.

If you have already converted your codebase to use TypeScript, doing the following should get you what you want:

// frontend/src/contexts/tecton.ts
import { IActions, ISources } from "q2-tecton-sdk";

const TectonContext = createContext({
  actions: {},
  sources: {},
}, {actions: IActions, sources: ISources});
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Thanks Kristopher. We found a similar answer and used IPlatformCoreAPI:

import { createContext } from 'react';
import { IPlatformCoreAPI } from 'q2-tecton-sdk';

const TectonContext = createContext<IPlatformCoreAPI>(undefined);

export default TectonContext;
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