MemberDeclaration
Declares a symbol in the current member scope for this component’s children.
Overload 1
Create a member declaration by providing a symbol name and optional symbol metadata.
import { MemberDeclaration } from "@alloy-js/core";
<MemberDeclaration metadata={Record<string, unknown>} name="string" refkey={Refkey | Refkey[]} static> {children}</MemberDeclaration>
import { MemberDeclaration } from "@alloy-js/core/stc";
MemberDeclaration({ metadata: Record<string, unknown>, name: string, refkey: Refkey | Refkey[], static: boolean,}).children(children)
Props
children | optionalChildren |
metadata | optionalRecord<string, unknown> Additional metadata for the declared symbol. |
name | string The name of this declaration. |
refkey | optionalRefkey | Refkey[] The refkey or array refkeys for this declaration. |
static | optionalboolean Whether this is a static member. If not provided, the member is an instance member. |
Overload 2
Create a declaration by providing an already created symbol. The symbol is merely exposed via Declaration context.
import { MemberDeclaration } from "@alloy-js/core";
<MemberDeclaration symbol={OutputSymbol}> {children}</MemberDeclaration>
import { MemberDeclaration } from "@alloy-js/core/stc";
MemberDeclaration({ symbol: OutputSymbol }).children(children)
Props
children | optionalChildren |
symbol | Declaration context interface The symbol being declared. When provided, the name, refkey, and metadata props are ignored. |
Remarks
This component must be called in one of two ways: with a name and an optional
refkey, or else passing in the symbol. When called with a name and refkey, a
symbol will be created in the current scope (provided by
MemberDeclaration context) with that name and refkey. If a refkey is not
provided, refkey(props.name)
is used.
When called with a symbol, that symbol is merely exposed via
MemberDeclaration context. It is assumed that the caller of this component
has created the symbol with the createSymbol
API on the
Binder context.