I tried to create context that stores return value of useState in Typescript like below:
const SomethingContext = React.createContext<ReturnType<typeof useState<Something>> | undefined>(undefined);
But it throws a syntax error because of <Something> type specification.
If I use ReturnType without type specification, SomethingContext becomes React.Context<[unknown, React.Dispatch<unknown>] | undefined>, which I didn't expected because of unknown.
What did I went wrong?
And more in general, how can I get the return type of generic functions with type specified?
Expected behavior
A type GenericReturnType which satisfies:
GenericReturnType<Something, useState> gives [Something | undefined, React.Dispatch<Something>]
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