Function tProp

Defines a string model property with a default value. Equivalent to tProp(types.string, defaultValue).

Example:

x: tProp("foo") // an optional string that will take the value `"foo"` when undefined.
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Defines a number model property with a default value. Equivalent to tProp(types.number, defaultValue).

Example:

x: tProp(42) // an optional number that will take the value `42` when undefined.
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Defines a boolean model property with a default value. Equivalent to tProp(types.boolean, defaultValue).

Example:

x: tProp(true) // an optional boolean that will take the value `true` when undefined.
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Defines a model property, with an optional function to generate a default value if the input snapshot / model creation data is null or undefined and with an associated type checker.

Example:

x: tProp(types.number, () => 10) // an optional number, with a default value of 10
x: tProp(types.array(types.number), () => []) // an optional number array, with a default empty array
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Defines a model property, with an optional default value if the input snapshot / model creation data is null or undefined and with an associated type checker. You should only use this with primitive values and never with object values (array, model, object, etc).

Example:

x: tProp(types.number, 10) // an optional number, with a default value of 10
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Defines a model property with no default value and an associated type checker.

Example:

x: tProp(types.number) // a required number
x: tProp(types.maybe(types.number)) // an optional number, which defaults to undefined
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