set same validators warnings for multiple values?

[debpalash]

like how to do this?

validators: {
        email: [
          requiredValidator("This field is required"),
          emailValidator("Value should be email!"),
        ],
        name,id,captcha:[
          requiredValidator("This field is required")
        ],

can do currently:

const { register, submit, loading, getAllValues, getValue, setValue, errors, watch } =
    createForm<{ email: string; name: string, password: string, id: string, captcha: boolean }>({
      initialValues: {
      },
      validators: {
        email: [
          requiredValidator("This field is required"),
          emailValidator("Value should be email!"),
        ],
        name: [
          requiredValidator("This field is required"),
        ],
        id: [
          requiredValidator("This field is required"),
        ],
        password: [
          requiredValidator("This field is required"),
        ],
        captcha: [
          requiredValidator("Solving captcha is required"),
        ]
      },

[debpalash]

also @ragokan 1.0.6 working as expected :) thanks for swift update. I've tried few other forms but your's simple enough for my solidJS noobie 😂

[ragokan]

also @ragokan 1.0.6 working as expected :) thanks for swift update. I've tried few other forms but your's simple enough for my solidJS noobie 😂

Heyy, currently we can't do something like "name,id,captcha" but instead we can make a workaround. Firstly, you don't have to add array for each. These are same;

  password: [
     requiredValidator("This field is required"),
  ],

  password:  requiredValidator("This field is required"),

Till someone implements or I find time to implement it, we can do something like:

const req =  requiredValidator("This field is required");
...
 password:  req,
 captcha: [req, minLength("Solving captcha is required")],
 ...

[ragokan]

also @ragokan 1.0.6 working as expected :) thanks for swift update. I've tried few other forms but your's simple enough for my solidJS noobie 😂

Thank you for your comment, it made my day :)

[debpalash]

const req =  requiredValidator("This field is required");
...
 password:  req,
 captcha: [req, minLength("Solving captcha is required")],
 ...

It's so obvious that it's emberassing to open an issue for 😂

| Thank you for your comment, it made my day :)

Well you saved my day so thank you :)

[ragokan]

const req =  requiredValidator("This field is required");
...
 password:  req,
 captcha: [req, minLength("Solving captcha is required")],
 ...

It's so obvious that it's emberassing to open an issue for 😂

| Thank you for your comment, it made my day :)

Well you saved my day so thank you :)

It is definitely not embarrassing, don't worry. Nice to see some people use the package 💯 I will also try to implement using rules for multiple keys at the same time. Take care, have fun!

[debpalash]

It is definitely not embarrassing, don't worry. Nice to see some people use the package 💯 I will also try to implement using rules for multiple keys at the same time. Take care, have fun!

well yes, that would be nice. Is there a option to disable submit before required inputs and a redirect or a catch form response handler?

[ragokan]

It is definitely not embarrassing, don't worry. Nice to see some people use the package 💯 I will also try to implement using rules for multiple keys at the same time. Take care, have fun!

well yes, that would be nice. Is there a option to disable submit before required inputs and a redirect or a catch form response handler?

I am planning to implement an eager validation system just like you ask, so that you can disable the button if the form is not valid.

[debpalash]

cool. Do you think onSubmit => redirect function and handler for form response also could fit in?

[ragokan]

cool. Do you think onSubmit => redirect function and handler for form response also could fit in?

Well, even though I didn't understand it totally, I think yes

[debpalash]

sorry, what i mean, i'm making a form which redirects user to another page after successful submission and before it shows a response from the onsubmit function. Guessing most use cases will have these kind of requriements. Solidjs is getting traction this year i think solform could be the go to form :)

[ragokan]

sorry, what i mean, i'm making a form which redirects user to another page after successful submission and before it shows a response from the onsubmit function. Guessing most use cases will have these kind of requriements. Solidjs is getting traction this year i think solform could be the go to form :)

Ahh, got it now. I hope it becomes the go to form 💯 Thank you for your review, see you later and ask me anything if you require.