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Custom input components

Custom input components

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Custom input components

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Hello and welcome! In this session, I'm going to show you how to take the React form we built in the previous session and level it up by creating your own custom reusable input components. We often find ourselves writing the same markup for labels, inputs, and error messages over and over again. By abstracting this logic into a separate component, you can make your forms cleaner, easier to read, and much simpler to maintain. We will refactor our forms step by step to use a flexible text input component that you will build from scratch. Let's create CustomForm.jsx and TextInput.jsx inside src/.components to demonstrate reusable form components in React. to customform.jsx. I have simply duplicated all the code from schemaform.jsx into our new file. The reason I'm doing this is so you can have a before and after comparison right in your project. We will leave schemaform.jsx as it is and perform all our refactoring on this new customform.jsx file. This is a good practice when undertaking…

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