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DataForm: enable fields to declare a different layout #66531
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Added a DataForm context to store the field definitions. This way I can more easily manage the layout on a field level without having to make sure I drill down the field definitions.
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Based on what I saw so far, this is the API I was expecting for FormField
:
export type FormField =
| string // The field id
| {
id: string; // The field id
layout?: '...';
fields?: FormField[]; // Allows grouping fields
};
Some thoughts:
- Why do we need
field
inFormField
? - Can the
form.combinedFields
API be removed? Why do we need both FormField and combinedFields?
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I reckon some of this is pre-existing to this PR. If you think it's too much for this PR, we could do a PR to simplify the implementation first, and then rebase this PR to use that.
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Why do we need field in FormField?
Actually my thought was to use field
for the field
id instead of id
, as field
is more clear. We did probably want to replace fields
with children
to not make it to confusing.
Mostly for this scenario, where what would you do if you wanted to display a horizontal column layout within a panel. Or any horizontal layout in general. In this case we are just grouping fields, without needing to reference a specific field.
It may look like this:
{
id: "status",
layout: "panel",
fields: [
{
layout: 'horizontal' // if we go this route
fields: [ 'status', 'password' ]
}
]
}
We may still want to add an id
here as a key
, although we could also generate one.
Can the form.combinedFields API be removed? Why do we need both FormField and combinedFields?
Yeah combinedFields
can be removed, as this API replaces that functionality. I was thinking of doing that as a follow up. But happy to remove it as part of this PR.
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We did probably want to replace fields with children to not make it to confusing.
Agree to this, it'd make the code clearer.
Why the regular
layout can't take children but the panel
layout can? The existing combinedFields API worked for both.
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Another thought is: why only the fields that are defined via object in form.fields
should have the layout
property? It looks like this is optimizing for the current use case (combining status + password), but I wonder if the layout should be part of the Fields API instead?
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Added sticky example, which flows nicer for the inline example.
typeof field !== 'string' && field.label | ||
? field.label | ||
: definition.label, | ||
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I added the label
option to the FormField
definition, which overwrites the field definition label if provided.
I did this for two reasons:
- This way the individual layouts won't need to worry about this
- The regular layout doesn't handle the label rendering and renders the Edit component directly, which would require us to overwrite the label there anyway.
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Added the isVisible
logic here
visibleFields.push( | ||
...normalizeCombinedFields( combinedFields, fields ) | ||
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Removed the combined fields related stuff
Thanks for the initial review @oandregal, I did some clean up and addressed some of your suggestions. I also left some replies to your above comments.
Good suggestion on the reverse, I end up creating a simple |
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I left two comments: one is straightforward. For the second one, I'm not sure why the context is needed 🤔
Thanks for updating! It looks like the initial status for the layout of the Screen.Recording.2024-10-31.at.17.11.13.mov |
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This is nice, thanks for the effort! The main blocker I see is adding support for |
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Finalized implementing the Also updated the description to better reflect what this PR does. |
I'm really excited about this one. I think this is where the power of the DataForm starts to show up. Thank you all for the collaboration. |
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Currently we have this same logic in the panel
and regular
layouts, which is very similar to the normalizeFormFields
function ( I believe I implemented this ). I think we could call that instead:
return normalizeFormFields( {
type: 'regular' as const,
fields: field.children
} );
This is something I can do as a follow up PR as this works fine as is.
What?
This PR enables a field to declare a layout different from the one defined by the form.
Why?
In the QuickEdit, we want to display the featured image field using a regular layout, not the panel one. See related conversation.
How?
string
, aSimpleFormField
, or aCombinedFormField
.labelPosition
as a prop toform
as well as the field (eitherSimpleFormField
orCombinedFormField
). The valid values aretop
(default forregular
layout),side
(default forpanel
layout), ornone
.For example:
How
labelPosition
works with panel layout (using thetitle
field as an example):top
side
(default)none
How
labelPosition
works with regular layout (using thetitle
field as an example):top
(default)side
none
Testing Instructions
Test the QuickEdit:
panel
controls:In the storybook, test the type & labelPosition:
npm run storybook:dev
and go to the default DataForm story.sticky
field should always be rendered withlabelPosition:side
andlayout: regular
.type
andlabelPosition
values.