How to create Reusable React Forms? JSON Hooks forms - Part 5 

Here's the link for the source code - github.com/ChaitanyaKaranam/react-powerhouse

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This was really great and helpful, thanks so much!

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Thanks for the video. I love it.

wonderful ❤

Thanks for this video!

A very informative tutorial on creating re-usable React Forms using React-Hook-Form Library. Thanks very much. {2022-03-11}

Great 👍

Good stuff

very informative

Thank you for sharing

Thank you.

fantastic , please upload more videos

Hi! This was a wonderful video, however is it possible if you also show us how to integrate the select tag in it? Thanks in advance!

Cool. Could you show CRUD operations in the form and save it in a table grid within a page and backed as google firestore. Thanks

Thanx

How can I do this for a password confirmation when both have the case 'password'?

Not usable with react hook form 7.

Maybe you would create a and pass all props to them. Another thing u didn't think about is textarea, select, and the data within radio and checked buttons, useState has a strange behavior when you check and uncheck them. What about all other html inputs attr? Data Picker, file, button? I think creating a switch case for each one is kind bad, idk. Just my opinion, maybe adding custom hooks for validation would be easier.

Nice video, congratulations for the great content. I have a question I hope you can help me, I have a invoice form that need a detailed list but I build this detail from another component external to this form how can o validate that details have data and send the array of data with the submit form? Thanks 🤓

Great video. How can I use multiselect and select component with backend api to call?

In a Django Rest Framework API when you use OPTIONS method you'll get a response like: { "name": "Table", "description": "", "renders": [ "application/json", "text/html" ], "parses": [ "application/json", "application/x-www-form-urlencoded", "multipart/form-data" ], "actions": { "POST": { "id": { "type": "integer", "required": false, "read_only": true, "label": "ID" }, "name": { "type": "string", "required": true, "read_only": false, "label": "Name", "max_length": 50 }, } } } } Would I be able to do something similar to get the fields of objects in "actions. POST" in this more dynamic way? Since it's not an array I think i can't do table.map() for example

I think there had been some changes for ref since the video and now validationProps don't work, having problems rendering errors, anybody has a solution?