TS2503: Cannot find namespace 'Sanity'

[goodwin64]

Using the same approach as in README:

interface Props {
  book: Sanity.Default.Schema.Book; // no import needed. just use it
}

I do the same in my code but it doesn't give me proper types:

const url = `https://${this.projectId}.api.sanity.io/v2021-10-21/data/query/${this.dataset}?query=${QUERY}`;

// fetch the content
const result = await fetch(url)
  .then((res) => res.json())
  .then(({ result }: { result: Sanity.Default.Schema.Adventure[] }) => {
    const firstAdventure = result[0];
    console.log(firstAdventure.adventureCode); // Intellisense doesn't show the type
    console.log(firstAdventure.contactNumberDestination); // nor here
    return result;
  });

return result;
}

moreover, ESlint complains to the Sanity namespace being not found:

Are there any TS config changes needed to be done additionally to recognise the Sanity namespace?

[ochicf]

Hi @goodwin64!

The Sanity namespace is added by @sanity-codegen/types, and then augmented by the types generated by the codegen (adding your namespace and your types).

So I would say that you need to make sure that:

• @sanity-codegen/types is installed as dev dependency (or at least present by some other dependency)
• the file with the generated types is included by your tsconfig.json

Hope that helps!

(full disclaimer: I also have problems with certain typings, as stated here #298)

[goodwin64]

Heyyy @ochicf! Thanks for the reply!

We've made it a slightly different way eventually - moved our types to GraphQL schema so we just need to update it there (needed by arch req-s).

But yeah, compared to how easy it was to setup a Sanity client and fill in the content, the type-gen process feels a bit raw.

[goodwin64]

Closing as not relevant but feel free to reopen later/link other issues here.