Use react-redux connect in typescript

A couple of things I notice:

1) As far as I've seen in examples and when working with props in TypeScript, your call to React.Component needs to specify Props as a type argument like so:

export default class TestPage extends React.Component<Test.Props, Test.State>{

    constructor(props: Test.Props) {
        super(props);
    }

}

You can specify that your component does not accept props or state by passing empty interfaces i.e.:

export default class TestPage extends React.Component<{}, {}>{

    // constructor becomes 'useless' at this point and is not needed
    constructor() {
        super();
    }

}

I think this explains why your call signature is not matching and why there are no properties visible on this.props - TS sees an interface of ReadOnly{} since it has no type arguments passed in.

2) Your mapStateToProps function doesn't look quite right. mapStateToProps takes two arguments, state (referencing your Redux store) and ownProps as an optional second argument, which refers to props passed down from the parent. So mapStateToProps should look like this:

function mapStateToProps(state: any, ownProps: { label: string }) {

    return {
        label: ownProps.label
    };
}

This is my guess for why connect is throwing an error - it is simply a place where you make assertions about how Redux should handle combining props coming from the store and props coming from the parent. Let me know if this works out.

This doesn't work because connect is a generic function. This means you need to provide additional type parameters.

connect<StateProps, DispatchProps>({
    mapStateToProps,
    mapDispatchToProps,
})(SomeComponent);

You can find typing implementation here. Everything you need to know is there C: