Allow for Generation of Custom Prop Types about react-generate-props

[markalfred]

Letting init take generators would allow for "global" custom generators too. Maybe allow for all options to be defaulted.

const generators = { 
  string: propName => {
    switch (propName) {
      case 'insertedAt': return moment('01/01/2001', 'MM/DD/YYYY').format();
      case 'updatedAt': return moment().format();
      default: return propName;
  }
}

generateProps.init({ generators, optional: true })

Component.propTypes = {
  insertedAt: string.isRequired,
  updatedAt: string,
  name: string.isRequired,
}

generateProps(Component)
// => Current: { insertedAt: 'insertedAt', name: 'name' }
// => Proposed: 
/* { 
  insertedAt: '2001-01-01T00:00:00-05:00', 
  updatedAt: '2019-06-13T11:21:11-04:00',
  name: 'name'
} */

[markalfred]

A wrinkle: because we need to wrapPropTypes, we need to know, during initialization, that these custom props exist. That might mean something like

import propTypes from 'prop-types'
import customPropTypes from 'lib/custom-prop-types'
generateProps.init(
  [propTypes, customPropTypes],
  { generators: { empty: () => null } }
)

There might be overlaps in prop names there, though, so maybe...

generateProps.init({ 
  generators: [
    [propTypes.string, () => 'string'],
    [customPropTypes.string, () => 'custom string'],
  ]
})

or just allow for namespacing...

generateProps.init({ propTypes, customPropTypes }, { 
  generators: {
    propTypes.string: () => 'string',
    customPropTypes.string: () => 'custom string',
  }
})

[markalfred]

const myCheck = (props, propName, componentName) => ...
const myOtherCheck = (props, propName, componentName) => ...

generateProps.init({ myCheck, { otherCustomValidators: { myOtherCheck } } }, { 
  generators: {
    myCheck: () => 'foo',
    otherCustomValidators.myOtherCheck: () => 'bar',
  }
})