How to use the extract-react-types.findExportedComponents function in extract-react-types
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atlassian / extract-react-types / packages / babel-plugin-extract-react-types / index.js View on Github 
Program(programPath, state) {
let typeSystem = state.file.opts.parserOpts.plugins
.map(plugin => (Array.isArray(plugin) ? plugin[0] : plugin))
.find(plugin => plugin === 'flow' || plugin === 'typescript');
if (typeSystem) {
try {
let components = findExportedComponents(programPath, typeSystem, state.file.filename);
components.forEach(({ name, component }) => {
// TODO: handle when name is null
// it will only happen when it's the default export
// generate something like this
// export default (var someName = function() {}, someName.___types = theTypes, someName)
if (name !== null) {
programPath.node.body.push(
t.expressionStatement(
t.assignmentExpression(
'=',
t.memberExpression(t.identifier(name), t.identifier('___types')),
babel.parse(`(${JSON.stringify(component)})`).program.body[0].expression
)
)
);
}extract-react-types
Parse prop-types from react components using typescript or flow
