Using Formik and Material-UI to Build Better Forms in React (Hooks) with Yup Validation

in this tutorial we're going to be learning how we can use formic and material ui to create better forms in react to get started you're going to need to install a few npm dependencies in your project to follow this tutorial that includes material ui formic and yup yup is a lightweight validation library we're going to be using with formic to validate our form fields now you can either install these yourself manually or you can come over to your command line and just copy in this command now i've already installed that in the application we're going to be working on so i don't need to do this but make sure that you do before we get started let's take a look at the application we'll be working on in this tutorial so at the moment i just have my header and this main content section which is where we're going to be building a booking form and if we come over to vs code i am just using create react app but i've already installed material ui and created a simple page layout this is where i have my container and this is just centering my content so this is just a great place for us to start the tutorial because we can jump right into using formic the first thing that we need to do is initialize formic on the page to do that we need to import two components from the library itself which is going to be formic and form so we'll import from formic we need to import of course formic and the form component once we have those we'll just render them wherever we want the form to render on the page so for me i'm going to render them here so i'm going to render formic and then within that i'm going to render my form now once i've done that i'm ready to define my initial form state i'm going to do that above my function so here i'm just going to write out a a cons so this is we're storing this in a variable we're going to call this our initial form say and at the moment this is just going to be an empty object but what i'm going to do is i'm going to pass this to formic using the initial values prop and i'm going to pass that using the spread operator so this is where we're going to store our initial form state but again we're going to come back to this later on in the tutorial because the next thing that we want to think about is our validation our form validation schema and to do that we're going to be using the validation library i told you about at the start of the tutorial which is yup to import that we need to import everything as yup from yup and once we've imported it we can create our validation schema so i'm just going to call this my form validation and then this is going to equal yup which is that validation library we're going to call object which is a method and then we're going to define the shape which is basically the schema of our validation again we're going to come back to this later in the tutorial for now this is fine we're going to take that and we need to remember to pass this to formic using the validation schema prop okay so i'll just pass that in here and then finally before we continue we need to handle our unsubmit event so this is another prop that we're going to pass in a function to so we'll do that here now when we submit our form using formic we're going to get the values that is stored in our form state and for now i'm just going to log these out to the console so i'll just log those values here i'm going to be using the grid from material ui to create my form layout i'm going to have some form fields that sit side by side and others that are full width now the way that it works is we have a grid component and depending on what props i pass this will determine our layout now because this is a nested grid i need to pass the container prop i'm also going to set the spacing of 2 which is going to nicely space out our form components we're also going to have grid items so i'll create a grid item by you again using the grid component and then passing the item prop the next thing that's important to understand is that this is a 12 column grid and the grid has various different break points the smallest one is extra small so because this is a 12 column grid and i want this to be a full width item i need to use all of the 12 columns here now we're going to have groups of form components for the user's details their address and their booking information again we're creating a booking form so to create titles for each of those sections i'm going to be using the typography component from material ui so within these full width components the first one here i'm going to use the again the typography component and i'm just going to add some text in here for your details and then i'm going to duplicate this two more times and again this one is going to be for the address fields and then finally for the booking information right so now if we look at this on the front end you'll see that we just have these three sections and below each one of these titles we're going to have different form components the first form component from material ui that we're going to be working with is the text field component and i'm going to be using the outline variant now to integrate this with formic i'm going to abstract it into its own component that will make it more reusable and we'll be able to use it throughout the application so let's create our first form component so within my components folder i'll create a new file i'm going to store these form components in a folder called forms ui and this is going to be for my text field but we're going to need to create index js the first thing that we need to do is import react from react and we need to import the text field component from material ui we're going to get that from material ui core and we want the text field component then we just need to create our function i'm going to call this my text field wrapper it's just going to have a function here we're going to return the text field component from material ui and then all we need to do is add our default export at the bottom of the file for our text field wrapper and a line break at the bottom of the file now this is actually enough for us to successfully render the component on the page but i want to add a few things so the first thing is we need to add some default config for this this component from material ui so i'm going to store that in config config text field it's going to be an object we're going to set full width to true and i'm going to set the variant which is the appearance to be the outlined variant which is my preference and i'm just going to pass this into the component now the next thing that we need to think about is how we can make formic aware of this component so any changes that are made in this field will update our form state to do that we need to use a hook from formic so we're going to import something from from formic which is the use field hook and to use this all we have to do is we need to destructure some props that are passed into the component that would be the name prop and then we're just going to get any other props that are passed into the component and i'm also going to use a spread operator to pass in those other props to the com to the text field component but what we need to do at the top of the function is we need to use the use field hook here but we what we need to pass to this hook is the name this is the name of the field within our form state and that's going to be a prop that we have to pass to the component this is going to allow us to destructure the field and metadata from formic and then what we'll do is we'll get the field data and we'll use again the spread operator to pass that into the text field component now the next thing that we need to handle is our error state and error validation so you'll notice here that we also get back metadata from the use field hook now this contains two very important properties which is going to be the touched and error state now if either of those are true then it means that we need to pass the error message to our text field component to do that what i'm going to do is i'm going to add an if statement here and what we're going to check is that if the meta object contains meta.touched and the meta.error then what we want to do is we want to take our config variable here we want to add on the error we want to set that to true and we also want to take it and add on the helper text and again this is just going to equal the metadot error so what this is going to do is it's going to pass two additional props to the text field component the first is is error which expects a boolean value of either true or false and that is basically going to enable the the error state so the the text field will appear red if there is an error and the other one is the helper text and this is where we are able to define a custom error message within our yup validation i'm going to show you that in just a second and this is where we're able to then pass that into our text field component and the component will actually render our custom error message which is stored on our metadata object we're getting back from use field and from formic okay so that's actually all we need to do to create this component so what we're going to do is we're going to come back over to app.js the first thing we need to do is import our text field component so i'm going to import text field from the components folder so that's in forms ui text field but before i can actually render that out we need to create our forum state for those initial fields at least so to do that i'm going to have one field as i said for first name which by default is an empty string we need another for last name again an empty string we need email we need phone and i'm going to come back to the address fields then we want to handle our validation so again we're using yup here we need to use the same values we've used in our initial form state right because it needs to map to the same key so here we'll say our we need to define our validation for our first name uh so we'll say first name we're gonna say first of all we're gonna we're gonna specify that this should be a string of type string and then what we can do is we can chain on additional validation using the methods available from yup so for first and last name at least we only want to chain on that this is a required field and we can pass in a custom error message for me i'm just going to say that this is a required field we need to do the same thing for the last name so again first of all we say that it should be a string i need to remember here to add a comma and then i need to chain on that again this is a required field with a custom error message of required it could actually be anything and then email so our email and phone validation are going to be a little bit different to these two fields because they're going to have additional validation so let's first of all let's target the email so for our email again we want to specify that it should be of type string but we're going to chain on an additional method which is email we can pass in another custom error message here which is going to be invalid email and again this should be a required field with a custom error message of required and again i just want to note here you should only add a comma after the final method that you're chaining on here right so this should really this could all be on a single line you only add the comma at the end it's only that i'm i'm um putting this on separate lines that i'm i'm adding it like this and then finally we have our phone validation and again this is going to be different uh to the others so unlike the others which was of type string this is going to be of type number and then we're going to chain on that it should be an integer and we need to pass a type error which is where we pass in our custom error message and i'm just going to say please enter a valid phone number and also this should be required field so again i'm just going to have the simple required error message so that's really all the validation for the fields we've defined so far we are going to have to add more but the next thing that we need to do is actually just render our text field component that we've imported here and we created earlier in the tutorial so let's come down and the first group of form fields are going to be under your details so again we're going to have these fields for first name last name email and phone so because of all the logic here being taken care of in this reusable component it's going to be really easy to use now throughout the application almost effortless so the first two fields are first and last name i want them to sit side by side so i need to create another two grid items and i'm going to pass to the extra small prop 6. so by doing that what that means is that this particular item is going to use 6 of the 12 columns so if i pass two items that are both using six columns i'm gonna have a two column row which is what i want and then i'm gonna use that text field component right and what i'm going to pass is these two important props the first is name and the name is the most important prop because this is how we link the com the the component to our formic form state so for first name it needs to exactly match the key we've used in our form state and validation schema so for the first field it is first name and then for the second field which i'm just going to copy and paste to save time is going to be last name now because in our text field wrapper we are allowing the user to pass in other props and we're passing that to the the material ui text field component we can just pass in any other props based on material ui components that we want to pass in so i'm going to pass in the the label right for both first and last name and for each one i'm just going to say that this is going to be first name and and last name so let's save that and come back over to the browser and just see how this looks so as you can see that looks pretty nice we have our two form fields if i click in without entering a value um i get the error if i enter um a name here so joe blogs you'll see that it matches the validation so it passes so that that looks pretty good now let's add in the other fields for email and phone let's come back over to vs code and these are going to be pretty pretty much the same thing but i'm going to just duplicate this twice for email and phone so for the name it needs to be email and the label will be email and again for phone we'll say phone and phone but i want this to be two full width columns so i'm going to pass 12 here and here so when i come back over to the browser you'll see i now have the layout that i want and again the validation if i entered just a string of characters it's not a valid email if i enter a valid email so test at email.com it passes likewise with phone if i enter text i it's not a valid number if i enter a number etc it passes so that's working which is fantastic let's come back over to the browser and as i said the next thing that i want to do is work on the address fields so let's come back over to vs code and come up to my phone state and what we want is address first of all so we're going to have address line one again empty string address line two an empty string we're going to have city state and country which is also going to be an empty string and then we need to actually pass in those fields to our form validation schema so for address line one it should be type string and we're going to chain on that this is a required field and then for address line two now this is not going to be a required field but we're going to say that yup it should be type string but we're not going to specify that this is a required field and then we have city and state so for city it again should be of type string and this is going to be a required field so we'll say the label is required and then for state we will say again it should be of type string and we'll chain on that again it is a required field and then finally for country again type string but we chain on that it is a required field okay we're now ready to actually add in the form fields so let's come back down and underneath address i'm going to duplicate this form field again so let's duplicate that notice here i'm passing 12. so again this needs to match the exact keys we've got in our form state so address line 1 etc so let's come down so again we have the name which is going to be address line one in the label address line one let's duplicate this field so this is now address line two and then we have city and state now i'm going to duplicate this twice because again i want these to sit side by side so i'll change the values to six so this is going to be for city and this one is going to be for state let's save that now i'm going to create a placeholder for country because actually we're not going to use the text field component we are going to use a new select component that we're going to create in just a second but for now let's come back over to the browser and let's just reload and you can see we now have the new address com the new address fields and again the validation works as expected again this is a optional field so state is not showing the validation let's just check why so we've again this is a great example so for the name on state it is case sensitive so if i check the form state here it is a lowercase s whereas the label here obviously it doesn't matter so it's very important that this is case sensitive it must match the key the keys in our form state let's come back over to the browser reload and as you can see now we're getting the correct validation now we're going to be using the select component from material ui for our country drop down so let's go ahead and come back over to vs code and within my forms ui folder i'm going to create a new file so i'm going to call this my select and we're gonna have index.js inside of that folder and the first thing that we want to do is import react from react and then we want to import two components from material ui we're going to get that from again material ui core so the first one is actually going to be text field and the second one is going to be menu item and then we just need to create our function i'm going to call this my select wrapper it's just going to be a function it's just going to be a function so for now we're just going to return the text field and we need to add our default export at the bottom of the file so our select wrapper and add a default line break the first thing that we need to define is our custom config that we'll be passing to our text field component so i'm going to create a config for our select here and the most important thing is that we want to set select to true that's because obviously this is going to be a select component the next is the variant that we're going to be using again this is kind of objective and up to you but again we're using the outlined variant and then finally we want to make sure that this is the full width version of the component so again we need to set that to true then we want to make sure we are passing that to the component itself now the next thing that we need to handle is the unchange event now unfortunately because unlike a text field where when the user inputs their name and formic would automatically update the the form state the select is not going to behave that way we're going to have to manually handle the on change event so we're going to pass in the uh unchange event here and we're going to create a custom handle change function which is going to receive an event uh we'll come back to this a little bit later but make sure we pass that to onchange and the reason that we need a custom on change event is because um the event is is going to return a large object and we need to actually destructure the value of that from the target that will allow us to actually handle that and update our form state within within formic so to actually do that we need to import something from from formic itself which is a new hook so let's go ahead and do that we'll import from from formic we actually need the use field hook but we also need to use formic context hook so the prop that we are going to pass into the component again is going to be important we need the name prop we'll also get the other the other props here but we're also going to get options we need to pass in some custom options here so at the top of this function the first thing that we need to do is we need to destructure two things from the use field hook which is going to take the name so that again is going to be the field and the meta data again we can use the spread operator here to pass in the field data into the component um but what we'll also do is we're going to get we're going to call the use formic context hook and this will give us back the set field value function and this is the function that we're going to use to update the form state from within our component we're going to do that manually so to do that first of all on the unchanged event we need to actually get the option that the user has selected to do that we're going to destructure from the event dot target we're going to get the value once we have that we already know what uh this particular form state is because we have the name so we can call set field value we'll give it the name and then we'll give it the value and that will update the formic state so the next thing that we need to handle is going to be actually rendering our options so the options are going to be passed in as an object now what i can actually show you is that i have got a list of countries stored in a json file within my project now each of these has a key which is an abbreviation of the country and then it has the full name of the country now we're not going to tie this select field to my list of countries but of course within my form i'm going to be using this select field to actually add a drop down list of countries now i'll share this with you in a gist or maybe some other public repository i'll link to it in the description of this video but again this is just a list of countries we'll be using in this tutorial for our select drop down for our countries so let's come back over now this is going to be passed in as an object now of course you can't map you cannot map an object so to do that what we'll do is for our text field we're actually going to pass in and render children and what we want to do is we want to call some es6 syntax we'll say object dot keys we're going to pass in our options that will give us an array we can map i'm going to get the item we're going to get the item and the position and then this is where we will do an explicit return and we're going to render the menu item that we are also importing at the top for a material ui so we're going to render a menu item here and the key is going to be the position the value is going to be the item and then to actually render the country name we're going to render the option with the item right so that is going to give us our that that's going to to render our countries okay so then finally all we have to do at this point is handle our error validation right so again all we have to do is down here we're going to have an if statement where we check the the metadata and we want to check the touched event is true and we want to check if the error is true if it is we're going to get our select config we're going to set the error to true and we're going to set the helper text to the meta dot error message that we defined in our yup validation and then finally we're going to get those other props use a spread operator and pass that into the component as well okay so we're now ready to actually use our new select component within our app.js so at the top of the file let's import those two things the first thing we need to import is of course our select component we'll import that from our components folder so that's informs ui and select and then finally we need to import our countries list which for me is in data countries.json and again i'll be sharing a link to this in a a gist or something in the description of the video so to render this within our form i'm going to come down and i'm going to render the select component and we need to pass in the name and of course that needs to match our form state so up here you'll see we have country so again the name here is going to be country we need to pass a label which again is going to be country and we need a we need our options which is going to be our json countries which i've imported again at the top of the file so let's now come back into the browser and view this let's now come back over to the browser and let's see how this looks so as you can see i have all my current fields if i go ahead and select country i have my countries drop down i can select a country and you'll see that it updates accordingly also if i reload this you'll see the validation so if i select something and i click out without actually selecting a country it throws an error which is correct that's our validation working so as you can see this is working okay the next component we're going to be looking at is the date and time picker we're going to be using this for our arrival and departure dates that we want to incorporate into our booking form under booking information so let's come back over to vs code and we're going to create those new components let's close these other ones so within my components folder and within forms ui i'm going to create another new file we're going to put this inside of date time picker then there's going to be index js and then all we need to do at the top of this file we need to import react from react we need to import the two component well the component from uh material ui core which is the again it's the text field component and then we just need to create our function so we'll say const date time picker we'll have an explicit return here and we're just going to render for now we'll render our text field and we need to remember to do our default export here so we'll say date time picker with an extra line break at the bottom of the file so just like before we're going to create our config here so we'll say const config date time picker and the most important one here the most important prop we're going to pass is the type so the type here is going to be of type date again we want to set the variant and again i'm using the outline variant we want to set the full width prop to true but we also want to set the input label props and we want to set shrink to true and this is just something that you have to do with the date and time pickers around the the labels that will be passing into the component and then finally we'll just need to pass this into our text field component okay so we now need to look and think about our pro the props will be passing into the component again so again we need the name and we need to get any other props that are passed into the component um we're going to need to make formic aware of this component so to do that we need to import from formic the use field hook you need that for these custom fields that we create and then we need to use that at the top of our function so again we're going to destructure from calling the use field hook with the name we're going to we're going to get the field and the metadata and we'll be able to pass that into our config objects as well as our other props and then finally we just have to handle our error state so again it's going to be exactly the same we're going to have our if statement here we're going to check that met the we're going to check the meta object we're going to check that we're going to check if it's been touched and we're going to check the errors and then if there if that returns true we're going to get the config object we're going to set error to true and we're going to set the helper text to be the metadot error okay so now all we need to do is come back over to app.js and again for our booking information we want to add that arrival and departure date so at the top of this file let's import our date time picker we want to import that from our com our components folder forms ui date time picker we need to create our initial form state so we're going to have our arrival date and our departure date we'll just set them to be empty strings for now and then for our validation again we're going to have our arrival date and it is going to be of type yup dot date and we're going to chain on that it is a required field and we want to do the same thing for our departure date so again yup dot date and we're going to chain on that it is a another required field and then all we have to do is come down to where we want to render those components let's just duplicate this code here right so we want to render it here we're going to render our daytime picker and then again the name needs to match our form state so we have our arrival date we need to pass a label which is again going to be arrival date let's duplicate this and we're going to change this to be departure date and again departure date for the label i want these two fields to sit side by side so again i'm going to change the columns to 6 on both of these and then let's come back over to the browser let's just reload the page and as you can see this is now working just fine so i can actually select the date and as you can see this is um working working perfectly fine the next thing that i want to do is i want to have a message area it's going to be a text area that just allows the user to enter a message with their booking form right so that's going to be really easy we don't even need to create a new form component the first thing i'm going to do is just add some more form state just for message again it's going to be an empty string this is going to be an optional field but i am going to have some validation where i just checked that it is of type string okay so now that we've defined our form state and validation for message let's come down and wherever we want to render this let's create another grid item and then within that we need to render our our text field right and then we'll just set again like normal let's set our name to be message a label which matches so we'll say message and then we're going to set two additional props that's going to turn this text field into a text area one which is multi-line we need to set this to true and then the second which is rows which i'm going to set to four you can set that to anything that you like once i do that i'm going to come back over to the browser and you'll see that i now have a text area within my form that the user can use to add a custom message with their booking the next component from material ui we're going to be using is the checkbox component now this is a little bit different because we are going to need to have validation with this we're going to use this to add a little checkbox at the bottom of our form that just confirms they agree to our terms but unfortunately this particular component from material ui doesn't have an error prop which means we're going to have to use a form control to actually create a group and show an error message when the validation error is thrown i'm going to show you how to do that right now so let's come back over to vs code and within again my form ui component folder i'm going to create another folder and file we're going to call this our checkbox we'll have index.js inside of that okay so all we need to do here is import react from react then we need to import a number of components on this occasion from material ui core so the first one will be checkbox but we're also going to need a form control we're going to need a form control label so it's a form control label we'll need a form group and a form label okay now once we've done that we can just create our basic function so i'll say check box wrapper it's going to equal a function we'll have our return and what we need to return is our form control we will have our form label which we'll come back to we're going to have our form group and within that we're going to have our form control label which is where we will render our control which on this occasion is actually our checkbox component and we're also going to render a label here which we're going to get from our props so from so our props in our props we're going to destructure the name we're going to destructure the label we're going to destructure a legend and then we'll just get any other props that are passed into the component so again for our label we're going to pass in the label we also need to create our configuration object so we'll say const config config checkbox and what we want to pass in here is actually going to be two things the first is going to be our field so again we need to import something from formic which is the use field hook we'll then be able to use that at the top of our function so here we're going to call use field and pass in name that will give us again that will give us our field and meta we'll then be able to pass field into our config object but we also need a custom on change event so of course that means we'll need a custom handle change event so we'll say const um handle change again that's gonna it's gonna take an event we'll come back to and we'll pass that in here and we will pass that to our checkbox component as well and then as we have a custom handle change we'll need the cust the use formic context hook which we'll need to use at the top of our function so again we'll call that here we need to get our set field value and of course here we need to destructure from the event dot event.target we need to destructure checked and then we will call setfieldvalue with the name and checked so that's either going to be true or false as checked will be a boolean value and then for our form label we're going to be using our legend so again the component is going to be legend and we're going to render that there as well and then finally to handle the error is actually going to be a little bit different on this occasion so we actually need to pass the error into our form control because as i said before checkbox actually doesn't have a prop on that for for error so what we'll do is we're going to say const config control equals an empty object actually and then we'll have our if statement which is going to be more or less the same but a little bit simpler so we're going to have meta and then we're going to check again the normal so if touched is true and if meta dot error is is true then we're going to grab our config form control and set error equals to true and then we'll pass that into our form control now the last thing that we have to do is just export this so i'll add in some semicolons export default checkbox wrapper add a line break at the bottom of the file and then we can save that and come back over to app.js and we will import that component so we'll import our checkbox from our components folder forms ui checkbox and then in our initial form state i'm going to have terms of service and i'm going to set that by default to false and then for my validation again i'm going to target the terms of service but on this occasion i'm going to validate that it should be of type boolean and the way that we can chain on events to validate this is that it should be one of an array which is true which is the only valid um uh which is the the only thing that we want that we will accept as valid and then i'm going to pass in a custom error message which just says the terms must be accepted and then i'm also going to say that it is required and again i'm going to have another custom message which is the same message here and i'm just going to make this single quotes and that's it so what i can now do is then come down to wherever i want to render the checkbox so underneath the message i'll have another full width grid item and i'm going to render my checkbox and again on this occasion the name needs to map match the form state so it's going to be terms of service i'm going to pass in a legend which is going to be terms of service and then finally a label which is just i agree let's save that and come back over to the browser let's come back over to the application reload the page scroll down you'll see we have our our checkbox at the bottom of the file now it's going to be difficult to see the validation you just saw it there until we actually have a submit button so the next thing that we're going to do is i'm going to show you how you can add in your submit button okay so the next thing we need to do is create our form submit button so again within my forms ui folder i'm going to create button slash index js and then all i need to do at the top of this file is just go to import react from react we need to import the material ui component so we'll import that from um material ui core we want to import the button component um and then obviously as i've mentioned before we're going to need something from formic so we're going to import the use formic context hook and then we just need to create our function i'm going to call this my button my button wrapper this is going to be a fairly straightforward component which is going to re return our the the button component from material ui let's just add our default export at the bottom so we'll just say button wrapper like that and then what we need to do is we need to get another method from formic so at the top of the function we need to call the use formic context hook but this time what we want to get is submit form once we have that we need to also create a custom handle submit function so we'll just say cons handle handle submit um and again this is just going to call submit form which is this function here so on our button uh what we're actually going to do is we're going to render the button text that is passed into the component so we'll get that from our props we'll just say other props here but we're gonna pass in uh text there's a few ways of doing this you could either do that do it this way or you could actually do it as a as children i think i'm gonna do it as children so what i'll do here is i'll just get um i'll destructure the children here so i'll say children and then here i'll just render the children and then the props that we're going to actually pass to the component so let's create a config here so let's say const config button we'll find our on click event so we'll say on click and we'll bind handle submit on this occasion we want to set the variant to contained and and the color to primary and we're going to set full width to true okay now let's pass our config to our button and that's actually all we need to do so what we can do now is just come back over to app.js and import that button so again at the top of the file we're going to import button from our components folder slash forms ui button we're going to come down to the bottom of our form and underneath our check box we'll create another grid item this time we're going to render we'll render our our button and we'll just say submit form all right so we're now ready to test this as you will remember at the start of the tutorial where we initialized formic on the submit event we are just logging the values out to the console so what i've done again is i've just filled out the form and i'm going to go ahead and hit submit when i do if i come over to the console you'll see that all the values that users entered into the form have been uh logged to the console so we can use this to submit an email to the moderator with all of these uh with all of this information or if this was a login form we could use 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Keywords: react, reactjs, react hooks, react context api, react tutorial, material-ui, useContext, useReducer, redux, redux saga, javascript, developer, react state management, redux hooks, node js, react router dom, GraphQL, useEffect, useDispatch, useState, formik, Material-UI, Yup Validation, forms in react, redux forms

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Length: 54min 58sec (3298 seconds)

Published: Tue Jan 26 2021