Form Field Managed v0.1.9

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One managed form covering both integration shapes: a native control, where the field spreads straight on, and two Radix controls, where the caller maps the one prop that differs. Each field passes `control` rather than naming type parameters. That is the shape worth copying: it infers both parameters, so `field.value` is the type of that one field and needs no cast. Reading `control` from context instead works too, but then the field type has to be named — `<FormFieldManaged< DemoValues, "email">` — because supplying one type argument stops TypeScript inferring the other.

Managed Form

1interface DemoValues {
2  email: string;
3  role: string;
4  active: boolean;
5}
6
7const ROLES = [
8  { label: "Admin", value: "admin" },
9  { label: "Editor", value: "editor" },
10];
11
12const ManagedForm = () => {
13  const methods = useForm<DemoValues>({
14    defaultValues: { email: "", role: "", active: false },
15  });
16
17  return (
18    <Form methods={methods} onSubmit={(values) => console.log(values)}>
19      <FormFieldManaged
20        control={methods.control}
21        name="email"
22        label="Email"
23        hint="We only use this for sign-in"
24        required
25        rules={{ required: "Email is required" }}
26      >
27        {(field) => <TextField {...field} type="email" />}
28      </FormFieldManaged>
29
30      <FormFieldManaged
31        control={methods.control}
32        name="role"
33        label="Role"
34        rules={{ required: "Pick a role" }}
35      >
36        {(field) => (
37          <Select
38            id={field.id}
39            name={field.name}
40            options={ROLES}
41            value={field.value}
42            onValueChange={field.onChange}
43            placeholder="Pick one"
44          />
45        )}
46      </FormFieldManaged>
47
48      <FormFieldManaged control={methods.control} name="active" label="Active">
49        {(field) => (
50          <Toggle
51            id={field.id}
52            name={field.name}
53            checked={field.value}
54            onCheckedChange={field.onChange}
55          />
56        )}
57      </FormFieldManaged>
58
59      <Button type="submit" variant="primary" size="sm">
60        Save
61      </Button>
62    </Form>
63  );
64};
65
66render(<ManagedForm />);