Stylesheet.create does not support strict TypeScript type checking or intellisense

[rpggio]

CSSProperties type does not support strict typing. It allows any property name to be used for a style. This prevents type checking and intellisense for Stylesheet.create.
It appears this is due to CSSPropertiesLossy in the type.

Example:
https://codesandbox.io/s/aphrodite-no-type-checking-itwip?file=/src/index.ts

const styles1 = StyleSheet.create({
  blue: {
    backgroundColor: "lightblue",
    // no strict typing
    murgin: "5px"
  }
});

[zhenwenc]

I find this is very annoying as well, in addition the browser simply ignores any invalid property, so that manual errors are not detected.

However, I think its intended to be like this, since not all CSS properties are declared in CSSProperties type (eg userSelect), and in order to support custom selector handlers.

[zgotsch]

I think I did something related to this at Flexport. @dmnd can you check flow-typed-overrides for aphrodite?

[zanona]

I had the same issue with emotion, and I believe it has to do with the pseudo or attribute selectors.
emotion-js/emotion#1888
Ideally we would need to have those declared under a nest property so it can be correctly typed.