IFormContext 只引用一个类型，但在这里用作一个值

Question

I am trying to build a validation for a ionic react form. Before I do that I need to get the state values of the input. I have a field component, which describes the fields, a form structure component and the form page which requires both of the above components. Below is my code for the form fields:

 import React, {FormEvent} from "react"; import { IErrors } from "./ResetPassword"; import { IonInput} from "@ionic/react"; type Editor = "textbox"; export interface IFieldProps { id: string; name: string; label?: string; editor?: Editor; onIonChange?: any; value?: any; ionChangeValue?: string; } export const ResetField: React.FunctionComponent<IFieldProps> = ({ id, name, label, editor, value, onIonChange })=>{ return ( <div className="form-group"> {label && <label htmlFor={id}>{label}</label>} {editor!.toLocaleLowerCase()=== "textbox" && ( <IonInput id={id} name={name} type="password" value={value} onIonChange={onIonChange} onBlur={()=> (e: FormEvent<HTMLIonInputElement>)=> console.log(e) } className="form-control" /> )} </div> ) }; ResetField.defaultProps = { editor: "textbox" };

Below is the code for the form structure:

 import * as React from "react"; import { IonPage, IonHeader, IonInput, IonItem, IonContent, IonLabel, IonToolbar, IonTitle, IonButton } from "@ionic/react"; import '../css/app.scss'; import { ResetField } from "./resetFormFields"; interface IFormProps { render: () => React.ReactNode; } export interface IFormContext extends IFormState { /* Function that allows values in the values state to be set */ setValues: (values: IValues) => void; } /* * The context which allows state and functions to be shared with Field. * Note that we need to pass createContext a default value which is why undefined is unioned in the type */ export const FormContext = (React.createContext < IFormContext) | (undefined > undefined); //<--- I am getting an error saying 'IFormContext' only refers to a type, but is used as a value here export interface IValues { [key: string]: any; } export interface IErrors { [key: string]: string; } export interface IFormState { values: IValues; errors: IErrors; submitSuccess?: boolean; } export interface IFormContext extends IFormState { setValues: (values: IValues) => void; } export class Reset extends React.Component<IFormProps, IFormState> { constructor(props: IFormProps) { super(props); const errors: IErrors = {}; const values: IValues = {}; this.state = { errors, values }; } private haveErrors(errors: IErrors) { let haveError: boolean = false; Object.keys(errors).map((key: string)=> { if(errors[key].length > 0){ haveError = true; } }); return haveError; } private handleSubmit = async ( e: React.FormEvent<HTMLFormElement>): Promise<void> => { e.preventDefault(); if(this.validateForm()){ const submitSuccess: boolean = await this.submitForm(); this.setState({submitSuccess}); } console.log(this.state.values); } private validateForm(): boolean { return true; } private async submitForm(): Promise<boolean> { return true; } public render() { const { submitSuccess, errors } = this.state; return ( <IonPage id="login-registration-page"> <IonHeader> <IonToolbar color="primary"> <IonTitle>Reset Password</IonTitle> </IonToolbar> </IonHeader> <IonContent> <form onSubmit={this.handleSubmit} className="login-registration-form ion-padding" noValidate={true}> <div className="container"> {this.props.render()} <div className="form-group"> <IonButton type="submit" disabled={this.haveErrors(errors)} expand="block" >Submit</IonButton> </div> {submitSuccess && ( <div className="alert alert-info" role="alert"> The form was successfully submitted!! </div> )} {submitSuccess === false && !this.haveErrors(errors) && ( <div className="alert alert-danger" role="alert"> Sorry, an unexpected error has occured </div> )} {submitSuccess === false && this.haveErrors(errors) && ( <div className="alert alert-danger" role="alert"> Sorry, the form is invalid. Please review adjust and try again </div> )} </div> </form> </IonContent> </IonPage> ) } }

And below is my resetForm page code:

 import React, {useState} from "react"; import { Reset } from "../components/ResetPassword"; import { ResetField } from "../components/resetFormFields"; import { RouteComponentProps } from 'react-router-dom'; import { IonInput} from "@ionic/react"; import '../css/app.scss'; interface OwnProps extends RouteComponentProps {} interface ResetProps extends OwnProps {}; export const ResetForm: React.FunctionComponent<ResetProps> = () => { const [inputCurrentPassword, setCurrentPassword] = useState(''); const [inputNewPawword, setNewPassword] = useState(''); const [inputConfirmPassword, setConfirmPassword] = useState(''); return ( <Reset render={()=> ( <React.Fragment> <div className="alert alert-success" role="alert"> Reset your password to activate your account </div> <ResetField id="currentPassword" name="currentPassword" label="Current Password:" value={inputCurrentPassword} onIonChange={(e: { detail: { value: any; }; }) => setCurrentPassword(e.detail.value!)}/> <ResetField id="newPassword" name="newPassword" label="New Password:" value={inputNewPawword} ionChangeValue="setNewPassword" onIonChange={(e: { detail: { value: any; }; }) => setNewPassword(e.detail.value!)}/> <ResetField id="retypePassword" name="retypePassword" label="Confirm Password:" value={inputConfirmPassword} ionChangeValue="setConfirmPassword" onIonChange={(e: { detail: { value: any; }; }) => setConfirmPassword(e.detail.value!)}/> </React.Fragment> )} /> ) }

In the form structure code, I getting the error saying 'IFormContext' only refers to a type, but is used as a value here . I don't understand the issue here. I get that since IFormContext is an interface, it is a type here. I wouldn't have issues if it were a class. But it needs to be an interface here.

Answer 1

Your error is due to some misplaced parentheses. Nothing to do with types vs. interfaces vs. classes, that's all fine.

export const FormContext = (React.createContext < IFormContext) | (undefined > undefined); 

needs to be fixed to

export const FormContext = React.createContext<IFormContext | undefined>(undefined);