Thank you for the excellent video Justin! After implementing this, I find all is well with one exception: when yup validation fails, MUI is not applying the `Mui-error` class the the (div, label, p) as it does with my TextField inputs. My error message appears in the `` but is not styled per MUI's `Mui-error` class. Do you see the same on your end? Clues?
Hi. Thanks for this video, I tried implementing with Material-Ui Autocomplete.....I couldn't get it to work. Would apprecaite if you can show us. Thanks
how we will validate certain element in array. let's say i have an array [false, false, false]. i want to validate only if, it contains at least one true like this [true, false, false]? how will we write yup schema for this ?
Great video, very helpful. Thank you! I would have like to a field as number (and others). Yup.number() gives me some headaches when i leave it blank and not required. it's triggering an error because of the white space that is seen as string
Nice course, however, a lot of things are missing, like - validating and working with checkboxes, radio-buttons, group of radio buttons and checkboxes. Also, on submit - your form stays as it is whereas it should clear all values, I can't get it to work in your implementation. Secondly, handleSubmit - should be a formik method, not the one you wrote. There are a few gaps, which I hope you will shed light on in your future videos. With all that, I'm giving your video a thumbs up.
I would make schemas specific to each component that needs one. If you want to have reusable validation fields, I would put those in a variable. For example, `const username = Yup.string().required('some-text')` and reuse that. Once you have a lot of those defined, you can do something like: const SignInSchema = Yup.object.shape({username, password, passwordConfirm}); where `username`, `password`, and `passwordConfirm` were defined elsewhere
That was very nice video but I don't think this validations are considered as "advanced". Advanced should be including custom validation, and how to create them with .test() and .addMethod(). This is advance in my opinion :)
Hi Justin, informative video, will be great if you can write a functionality to send http request to an api andncheck if email is taken or not . Or redirect me to how to do the same ??? Thanks
Hi, Justin! Thanks for the video, I am a junior dev, and I have learned a lot from your videos! I found out there is a new package called formik-material-ui(link: stackworx.github.io/formik-material-ui/docs/guide/getting-started), what do you think about this? I am working on a new project, wondering if I should build my own formik-material-ui components or just install the package. Thanks!
I am sorry, but you are very vaguely structured and all over the place. 5 min into tutorial and you haven't yest started talking about YOU or validation
A really good tutorial on using Formik and Yup to create Forms with validation. Thanks, Justin.
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One of the best Formik/Yup validation tutorials ! Thank you so much
Hey guys, remember to clone the starting source code here: github.com/angle943/formik-material-ui
Feedbacks would be greatly appreciated!
Your tutorial is really valuable. You should keep on creating tutorial videos because you teach well and voice is good.
Sir if want to check email has already register or not from api so how can i check this
super tutorial! exactly what I needed... thank you
Thank you for the excellent video Justin!
After implementing this, I find all is well with one exception: when yup validation fails, MUI is not applying the `Mui-error` class the the (div, label, p) as it does with my TextField inputs.
My error message appears in the `` but is not styled per MUI's `Mui-error` class.
Do you see the same on your end? Clues?
Hi. Thanks for this video, I tried implementing with Material-Ui Autocomplete.....I couldn't get it to work. Would apprecaite if you can show us. Thanks
how we will validate certain element in array. let's say i have an array [false, false, false].
i want to validate only if, it contains at least one true like this [true, false, false]? how will we write yup schema for this ?
How to add case sensitive validation to notOneOf?
Excellent!!! Thank you.
Great video, very helpful. Thank you! I would have like to a field as number (and others). Yup.number() gives me some
headaches when i leave it blank and not required. it's triggering an error because of the white space that is seen as string
Can we do partial validation
you are a hero men
How can we validate input type="file" with yup
Nice course, however, a lot of things are missing, like - validating and working with checkboxes, radio-buttons, group of radio buttons and checkboxes. Also, on submit - your form stays as it is whereas it should clear all values, I can't get it to work in your implementation. Secondly, handleSubmit - should be a formik method, not the one you wrote. There are a few gaps, which I hope you will shed light on in your future videos. With all that, I'm giving your video a thumbs up.
can you suggest to me some tutorials on the missing topics. Much appreciated. Thanks
Do you have some solution for having a complete yup schema for all fields you will use in your entire app? When you call "
I would make schemas specific to each component that needs one. If you want to have reusable validation fields, I would put those in a variable. For example, `const username = Yup.string().required('some-text')` and reuse that. Once you have a lot of those defined, you can do something like:
const SignInSchema = Yup.object.shape({username, password, passwordConfirm});
where `username`, `password`, and `passwordConfirm` were defined elsewhere
great Job! thank you!
Hey, what is your vs code theme?
Thank you SIR
That was very nice video but I don't think this validations are considered as "advanced". Advanced should be including custom validation, and how to create them with .test() and .addMethod().
This is advance in my opinion :)
yes i also expected the same
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Carl very good call. I tried to implement how to use arrays in the Yup validation schema, I completely overlooked this issue 😔.
@@AngleCoding Ok! :) As I said, great video otherwise and the result looks very neat.
Hi Justin, informative video, will be great if you can write a functionality to send http request to an api andncheck if email is taken or not . Or redirect me to how to do the same ??? Thanks
It depends on how your server is setup. There are plenty of tutorial on that topic i believe
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Good video
Hi, Justin! Thanks for the video, I am a junior dev, and I have learned a lot from your videos! I found out there is a new package called formik-material-ui(link: stackworx.github.io/formik-material-ui/docs/guide/getting-started), what do you think about this? I am working on a new project, wondering if I should build my own formik-material-ui components or just install the package. Thanks!
These all formik and yup videos are useless. The never ever cover the complicated scenarios.
Sadly, most of the programming tutorials are like that
I am sorry, but you are very vaguely structured and all over the place. 5 min into tutorial and you haven't yest started talking about YOU or validation
This is not advanced as it saying...