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TypeScript declarations don't match runtime exports for Turnstile #46
Description
Describe the bug
The package exports a named Turnstile component at runtime, but the published TypeScript declarations do not declare that export.
Runtime (dist/index.js)
exports.useTurnstile = exports.Turnstile = void 0;This allows:
import { Turnstile } from "react-turnstile";to work at runtime.
Type declarations (dist/index.d.ts)
export declare function TurnstileTurnstile(...): JSX.Element;
export default Turnstile;
export declare function useTurnstile(): TurnstileObject;There is no declaration for the named export Turnstile, so TypeScript reports:
Module '"react-turnstile"' has no exported member 'Turnstile'. Did you mean 'useTurnstile'?
Expected behavior
The TypeScript declarations should match the runtime exports so the named import works without TypeScript errors.
Additional context
I'm happy to work on a fix if this is considered a bug.
Activity
Le0Developer commentedon Jul 31, 2026
I cannot find any version that ever exported "TurnstileTurnstile" in the types.
Where did you find this?
AshmitSherigar commentedon Jul 31, 2026
sorry i checked it again seemed like i missread the index.d.ts
i got this error when i was trying to implement this in a contact page
Le0Developer commentedon Jul 31, 2026
AshmitSherigar commentedon Jul 31, 2026
react-turnstile@1.1.5
import { Turnstile } from 'react-turnstile';
AshmitSherigar commentedon Jul 31, 2026
seems like vscode asks me to use import Turnstile from 'react-turnstile';
but there is no exported component like that
Uncaught Error: Element type is invalid: expected a string (for built-in components) or a class/function (for composite components) but got: objectLe0Developer commentedon Jul 31, 2026
According to #45 that is because of rolldown being stupid and the reason why the named export exists now
AshmitSherigar commentedon Jul 31, 2026
Thanks for the explanation. I wasnt aware of #45. That explains why the named export was added and why I ran into the runtime issue.