Convert AddressForm From Angular to React #969
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| <span>{error}</span> | ||
| { retry && ( | ||
| <button | ||
| id="retryButton" |
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How does this work when there are multiples on the same page? Won't the ids clash? This might need to be overwrite-able.
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Good point, this might have to be more dynamic to account for multiple instances.
| value, | ||
| error, | ||
| }: TextInputProps) => ( | ||
| <div className={`form-group${required && ' is-required' || ''}${error && ' has-error' || ''}`}> |
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This structure isn't always in place for text inputs. What's the best way to build a different structure when we need it? (e.g. personalOptionsModal.tpl.html)
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I could maybe remove this wrapping div from here, and create a wrapper component that will only be used for AddressForm text inputs.
| { title && <label>{title}</label> } | ||
| <input | ||
| type={type} | ||
| className="form-control form-control-subtle" |
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Are these overridable? Not all text inputs have form-control-subtle, for example.
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Yes, I could create an optional prop that overrides the input className value.
| <CountrySelect | ||
| addressDisabled={addressDisabled} | ||
| countries={countries.map(country => ({ name: country.name, displayName: country['display-name']}))} | ||
| onChange={handleChange} |
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This should call refreshRegions I think. Not seeing how that is being done here.
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I noticed that too, I'll push something that should address that.
| country: Yup.string() | ||
| .required('You must select a country'), | ||
| streetAddress: Yup.string() | ||
| .max(200, 'This field cannot be longer than 200 characters') |
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Can this use the maxLength property instead of hard-coded 200?
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I don't think the maxLength property on the input itself is accessible in this scope.
What I've also noticed is that setting maxLength on the input field prevents the user from entering any more characters than that limit. So I don't think this error will even show up at all. I think the input on its own does a good job of preventing the max length from being exceeded.
Here is what I have so far for converting the AddressForm component into React. Right now this is being inserted into the CreditCardForm Angular component, but it shouldn't be too difficult to replace the Angular AddressForm throughout the app.
As a follow-up to this work, I would like to also: