Migrate to the TypeScript SDK about sample-app-react HOT 11 CLOSED

@Simply007, I noticed you're doing the same thing with the models as I did when I was trying out the TS SDK. For example, in order to make the names translate from body_copy to bodyCopy. I ended up writing a helper method to blanket map these items instead of having to map them individually. See https://gist.github.com/ChristopherJennings/3086c7225f6b391ecca9feb6bf3affc4 for my implementation. I then used this in the propertyResolver. This is likely something that should just get included in the TS SDK though.

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https://github.com/Kentico/cloud-sample-app-js/tree/migrate_to_typescript_sdk

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• models created
• delivery client encapsulation created

TODO:
Use client in the sores and rewrite components to use new models

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This could be mentioned somewhere in the readme of the TS SDK.

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It kind of is: https://github.com/Enngage/KenticoCloudDeliveryTypeScriptSDK#property-binding-in-models

That example notes that the names are all lower case, which is true, but the example also assumes that the code name doesn't include spaces, which typically are there and could be converted using this method.

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This has been added as an issue on the SDK repo: kontent-ai/delivery-sdk-js#6

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I believe that @Simply007 used the generator to generate models which included the bindings that automatically convert '_' into camelcase format and no extra effort was required for this (correct me if I'm wrong).

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@Enngage, you're probably right. I guess we'll just have to see what @Simply007 has to say.

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Yeap I have used generator and then converted typescript models to javascript syntax.
Since we agreed to use typescript, I will regenerate models without any modification and it will be sufficient.
It would be great thet mapping would be done automatically and used @ChristopherJennings modifier, but for now I will use generated code.

Thanks for tips :-)

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@Simply007 , the code generator should already do, what Chris mentioned automatically. What you might however do manually is to use proper models instead of 'IContentItem' for modular item properties as Cloud does not provide this link.

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