Clever and elegant technique, love it, but why does the hook need a "type" parameter? Looking at the code I have no clue what's that used for TBH.
You could use the type param to derive the value, as not all input types will get value from target. Also allows you to just spread the rest into the input props with no additions.
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I like this simple elegant solution. I'm a react-hook-form fan myself but this is great if you don't need anything too complex.
react-hook-form
Ah right, got it ... yes then I see how 'type' could be useful.
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Clever and elegant technique, love it, but why does the hook need a "type" parameter? Looking at the code I have no clue what's that used for TBH.
You could use the type param to derive the value, as not all input types will get value from target. Also allows you to just spread the
rest
into the input props with no additions.I like this simple elegant solution. I'm a
react-hook-form
fan myself but this is great if you don't need anything too complex.Ah right, got it ... yes then I see how 'type' could be useful.