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welcome back everyone in this video we are going to build our fourth form ik control which is the radio buttons component to implement a group of radio buttons we need to use the render props pattern for the field component so it is not as straightforward as the previous three components but at the same time it's not difficult either if you've gone through the earlier videos in the series it should be straightforward to understand how this component works in the UI radio buttons for m'q control would look like this there are three distinct elements a form label which is nothing but a label HTML element a form input which is the field component from format and finally the field error which is an error message component again from forming the field ou is actually a list of HTML input and label elements which allows you to make only one selection this has to be considered when creating our radio buttons component let's take a look at the props that would be required to implement this component first and foremost we set the control prop to radio which is required to determine the type of our we control we need to render second we need a label prop which will be the label text for the form field and third we pass in the all-important name prop which is required by forming for the field as well as the error message components another essential prop is the options prop which is basically an array of objects each object will contain key value pairs which we use to render the individual radio buttons for the component all right with this UI and props in mind let's write the code we are going to implement this forming control again in three simple steps for a step we write the code in a new component specific to the field type in our case a radio buttons component second step we write code in the form ik control component third and final step we write code in the formic container component which will help us test the code in the browser so let's begin with step 1 for step 1 we need to create a new component for the radio buttons forming control so within the source folder within the components folder I'm going to create a new file called radio buttons dot j s within this file I'm going to use the snippet RFC e to create a function component for this component we will need the field and error message components from formic and also the text error component so let's import them next let's talk about the props from the props that this component receives we are going to D structure label name options and leave the rest finally we are going to add in the JSX the JSX involves rendering a label the field component and the error message component the field component though has to use the render props pattern sounds complicated but it definitely is not let's begin with the div tag this div tag has a class name equal to form control within this div tag we first have the label the text is going to be the label prop next we have the field component we set name equal to the name prop and we are going to spread out rest of the props as they are we need to use the render props pattern so within the opening and closing field tags curly braces and we add function pass children we are going to have an arrow function this arrow function gets a couple of props but we are interested in only one of them so within the parentheses we are directly going to D structure the field prop if this is confusing please visit the video where we take a deeper look at the field component that should answer all your questions back to our code this arrow function needs to return some GSX and this is where the options prop comes into picture we use the options array to render the individual radio buttons but first I want you to take a look at the structure of a radio button some here add the MD end docs for radio infants if I scroll down we get an example where we have three radio buttons each radio button comprises of an input element and a label element each input has type is equal to radio and an ID attribute which is different across the radio buttons we also have a name attribute which is the same across the different buttons and finally the value attribute which again is different for the label element we have the inner text and also the for attribute that points at the ID I want you to pause this video for five seconds and keep these attributes in mind because this is exactly what we will be rendering in our component so back in vs code our function needs to return a group of radio buttons based on the options prop now to iterate over an array in react we use the map method so return options dot map and for each option we're going to return a combination of input and label since we can't return multiple elements we use react dot fragment at the top and pass in the key prop to avoid the warning key is equal to option dot key next we add the input element input type is equal to radio and the ID is going to be equal - option dot value next is the all-important bit we spread the fields props and then specify the value prop which is equal to option dot value finally we're going to specify checked is equal to field dot value is equal to option dot value format this we now have our input element and this got complex all of a sudden right well don't worry I'm going to explain this again with the actual value of these variables at the moment I just want you to understand the JSX at a high level alright once we have the input we need the label element so label text is going to be equal to option key and html4 is going to be equal to option dot value and that is our field component the last part of the component is there a message component and we set me equal to the name props and component is equal to text error all right that is our first step creating the radio buttons component the second step is to add code in the four-week control component and this is the easy bit for the switch statement if the case is video we return the radio buttons component that we have just created make sure to import it at the top on the radio buttons component leaving out control we pass end rest of the props that is our step to returning the radio buttons component of the control prop is radio for the third and final step we add code in the formic container component to test the code we are written for the first two steps we're going to start off by defining a new constant called radio options which will contain the list of options for our radio buttons I'm going to copy paste the array second we add a property to the initial values object this is going to be radio button or radio option and the initial value is an empty string next let's add the required validation to this field so in the validation schema make a copy of this and change select option to radio option finally in the JSX we can include the format control so format control and let's add the props first and foremost we need to specify what kind of a control is this component so we say control is equal to radio after that we pass in the label prop which is equal to the string radio topic and then the all-important name problem name is going to be equal to radio option we then add the options prop which is equal to radio options alright that completes our step three we can now save all the files and test this out in the browser on page load we have our radio buttons along with the labels if I try to submit the form I get the required validation error I fill in the form click on submit and you can see the values including the one for our group of radio buttons I can pick a different option and the forum state updates if I click on submit you can see the new value logged in the console I'll radio buttons for my control works as expected now you might still be unclear as to how this component works so let me go over it one more time in the radio buttons component I'm going to log this field props for better understanding alright from a react point of view the code execution starts in the forming container we include the format control component specifying radio as the control prop label and name and options if you take a look at the radio options value it is an array of objects with key value pairs the key is the label for the individual radio button and the value is the value of that particular radio button if you quickly take a look at the UI each of the labels is a key in our radio options array value is what would be the value of that particular button it is also the value that gets submitted when you submit the form so far so good next we take a look at the implementation of former control over here all that we do is evaluate the control prop and render the appropriate component since our control is radio we returned the radio buttons component we pass down every other prop as it is now the execution comes to the radio button component at the top level we have an enclosing div tag with some styling then we need to render a label for the overall component a label is radioed topic which we see in the UI then we use the render props pattern for the field component this field should render a list of input and label pairs and this is where the magic is happening so let's compare this JSX with the MD end dogs for radio buttons you can see that we an input and a label back in ambient docks you can see that there is an input and a label on the input type is equal to radio we have that in our code as well there is an ID attribute which we have in our code as well this ID prop though is the value of each object in the radio options array so we have our option one our option two and our option three if we inspect the element in the browser you can see ID our option 1 ID our option 2 an ID our option 3 a unique ID for each of the buttons all right next let's go over the more obvious one value we have that in our code as well since we know the value is unique we ended up using it for ID as well we then have the label element the text is the key in the options array and html4 will point to the ID of the input so for attribute equal to the ID attribute of course we have the entire label so we have 90% of the code that Indian Docs has the one attribute we haven't specified is the name attribute or have we now this is where the field props comes into play you can see that we have logged the field props in the console if we take a look at that you can see that we have the name properly this will automatically get added to the input element if I inspect it you can see that every input has the same name attribute name equals radio option name equals radio option name is equal to radio option but what this field is additionally taking care of is handling the change and blur events on each of the radio components on change and on blur it uses the meme property and Auto binds the on blur and on change handlers this is how formic is in control of our component so we have achieved 100% of what MD and Docs is doing one thing that might get you is the order of the value and the field props you can see that field props also has a value property however this is the value of the entire form field not of the individual radio buttons that is the reason after spreading the field props you need to include the value attribute and set it to option dot value this will override the value property from before and of course at the end to be able to keep track of the checked radio button we check if the value of this particular field is equal to the value of the individual radio button for this then the button is checked and of course and the end we have the error message component to display the error now I want you to understand this really well because the next video which is on check boxes works in a similar way and I'm not going to dive deep into explaining how that component works as well so if you have to give this video another watch and make sure you understand thoroughly what the radio buttons component is doing so that is how you create a reusable radio buttons for my control with formic and react thank you guys for watching over to subscribe and see you guys in the next one
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