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participant Component
participant useStrictForm
participant useStrictRegister
participant useForm (react-hook-form)
participant useValidationRules
Component->>useStrictForm: Initialize form with { rules, ...props }
useStrictForm->>useForm (react-hook-form): Call useForm(props)
useStrictForm->>useStrictRegister: Wrap register with rules
useStrictRegister->>useValidationRules: Get default rules
useStrictRegister->>useForm (react-hook-form): Register fields with merged rules
useStrictForm-->>Component: Return form methods with strict register
Component->>useStrictForm: Register fields (no inline rules)
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frontend/src/components/nlp/components/NlpEntityForm.tsx (1)
142-153: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionInconsistent validation pattern for the weight field.
The weight field still uses inline validation rules in the
registercall, which is inconsistent with the new pattern where validation rules should be moved to therulesobject in theuseFormconfiguration.Consider moving these validation rules to the
rulesobject for consistency:} = useForm<INlpEntityAttributes>({ defaultValues: { name: nlpEntity?.name || "", doc: nlpEntity?.doc || "", lookups: nlpEntity?.lookups || ["keywords"], weight: nlpEntity?.weight || 1, }, rules: { name: { required: t("message.name_is_required"), }, + weight: { + valueAsNumber: true, + required: t("message.weight_required_error"), + min: { + value: 0.01, + message: t("message.weight_positive_number_error"), + }, + validate: (value) => + value && value > 0 + ? true + : t("message.weight_positive_number_error"), + }, }, });And simplify the register call:
- {...register("weight", { - valueAsNumber: true, - required: t("message.weight_required_error"), - min: { - value: 0.01, - message: t("message.weight_positive_number_error"), - }, - validate: (value) => - value && value > 0 - ? true - : t("message.weight_positive_number_error"), - })} + {...register("weight")}frontend/src/hooks/useForm.ts (1)
1-70: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionWell-designed wrapper hook with potential field name extraction issue.
The custom
useFormhook implementation is well-structured and provides good type safety. However, there's a potential issue with the field name extraction logic.Issue with field name extraction (line 42):
const fieldName = args[0].split(".").at(-1) || "";This approach has several concerns:
- For nested field paths like
"user.profile.email", it only extracts"email", which may not match the intended validation rule key- The
at(-1)method may not be available in all JavaScript environments (ES2022 feature)- It assumes the field name is always a simple string
Suggested improvements:
- const fieldName = args[0].split(".").at(-1) || ""; + const fieldName = args[0]; + // Alternative: Extract last segment more safely + // const fieldName = args[0].split(".").pop() || args[0];Consider using the full field path as the key or implementing a more robust field name resolution strategy that matches your validation rules structure.
The rest of the implementation looks solid with proper TypeScript generics, correct rule merging logic (field-specific rules override defaults), and maintaining the same interface as the original
useFormhook.
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frontend/src/components/users/InviteUserForm.tsx (1)
76-78: Consider moving roles validation to the centralized rules for consistency.The roles field validation is still defined directly in the Controller component, which is inconsistent with the new pattern used for the email field. For better consistency and maintainability, consider moving this validation to the
rulesproperty in theuseFormcall.rules: { email: { required: t("message.email_is_required"), }, + roles: { + required: t("message.roles_is_required"), + }, },Then remove the validation from the Controller:
<Controller name="roles" - rules={{ - required: t("message.roles_is_required"), - }} control={control}
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frontend/src/hooks/useValidationRules.ts (1)
frontend/src/hooks/useForm.ts (1)
TRegisterOption(21-25)
frontend/src/components/visual-editor/BlockEditForm.tsx (1)
api/src/i18n/services/i18n.service.ts (1)
t(27-57)
frontend/src/hooks/useForm.ts (1)
frontend/src/hooks/useValidationRules.ts (1)
useValidationRules(15-48)
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frontend/src/components/contents/ContentForm.tsx (2)
24-24: Import change looks good, but validation migration appears incomplete.The import has been successfully updated to use the custom
@/hooks/useFormhook.
151-160: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionInconsistent validation pattern - consider completing the migration.
The validation rules are still defined locally (lines 151-160) and passed inline to the Controller (lines 209-215), which contradicts the stated goal of centralizing validation rules in the custom
useFormhook. This creates an inconsistent pattern compared to other files in this PR.Consider moving these validation rules into the
rulesoption of theuseFormhook call:} = useForm<IContentAttributes & { [key: string]: any }>({ defaultValues: { entity: content?.entity || "", status: content?.status || false, title: content?.title || "", }, + rules: { + title: { + required: t("message.title_is_required"), + }, + url: { + required: t("message.url_is_invalid"), + validate: (value: string) => + isAbsoluteUrl(value) || t("message.url_is_invalid"), + }, + }, }); - const validationRules = { - title: { - required: t("message.title_is_required"), - }, - url: { - required: t("message.url_is_invalid"), - validate: (value: string) => - isAbsoluteUrl(value) || t("message.url_is_invalid"), - }, - };And simplify the Controller rules:
rules={ - contentField.name === "title" - ? validationRules.title - : contentField.type === ContentFieldType.URL - ? validationRules.url - : undefined + undefined }Also applies to: 209-215
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frontend/src/components/translations/TranslationForm.tsx (1)
11-11: LGTM! Import strategy is appropriate.The mixed import approach is correct -
ControllerandControllerRenderPropsremain fromreact-hook-formwhileuseFormuses the custom hook. This maintains backward compatibility while adopting the new centralized validation pattern.Also applies to: 17-17
frontend/src/components/nlp/components/NlpTrainForm.tsx (2)
26-26: LGTM! Correct import migration pattern.The import changes are consistent with the refactoring strategy -
useFormmigrated to the custom hook whileControlleranduseFieldArrayremain fromreact-hook-form. This maintains proper separation of concerns.Also applies to: 35-35
326-326: Minor formatting improvement.The comment formatting change from multi-line to single-line is a minor improvement for consistency.
frontend/src/components/roles/RoleForm.tsx (3)
15-15: LGTM! Correct import migration.Successfully updated to use the custom
useFormhook.
48-53: Excellent implementation of centralized validation rules.This demonstrates the intended pattern perfectly - validation rules are now centralized within the
useFormhook configuration via therulesoption. This improves consistency and maintainability across the codebase.
83-83: LGTM! Simplified register call.The
register("name")call is now clean and simple, with validation rules handled centrally in the hook configuration. This demonstrates the benefits of the refactoring effort.frontend/src/components/languages/LanguageForm.tsx (3)
17-17: LGTM: Import change aligns with the custom useForm hook pattern.The import change from
react-hook-formto the custom@/hooks/useFormis consistent with the PR objective to centralize form validation.
56-64: Well-structured validation rules centralization.The validation rules for
titleandcodefields are properly centralized within theuseFormhook configuration. This approach improves maintainability and consistency across the codebase.
91-91: Good UX improvement with required attributes and simplified register calls.Adding the
requiredattribute to Input components provides visual feedback to users, while simplifying the register calls reduces code duplication since validation is now handled centrally.Also applies to: 94-94, 102-102, 105-105
frontend/src/hooks/useValidationRules.ts (2)
9-9: Good addition of proper imports for type safety.The new imports of
FieldValuesandTRegisterOptionenable proper TypeScript typing for the validation rules object.Also applies to: 13-13
17-17: Excellent type safety improvement with satisfies operator.The renaming to
rulesand the addition of thesatisfiestype assertion provides compile-time validation that the rules object conforms to the expectedTRegisterOptiontype structure. This prevents type mismatches and improves developer experience.Also applies to: 45-45, 47-47
frontend/src/components/content-types/ContentTypeForm.tsx (3)
18-18: Consistent import change following the new pattern.The import change to the custom
useFormhook maintains consistency with the overall refactoring effort.
48-53: Proper validation rule centralization for name field.The validation rule for the
namefield is correctly moved to the centralizedrulesconfiguration, maintaining the required validation with proper error messaging.
122-122: Clean register call simplification.The register call is properly simplified since validation rules are now handled centrally through the
rulesconfiguration.frontend/src/app-components/auth/ResetPassword.tsx (2)
15-15: Consistent import change following the refactoring pattern.The import change to the custom
useFormhook aligns with the overall refactoring effort.
75-75: Simplified register calls following the new pattern.The register calls are properly simplified since validation is now handled through the centralized
rulesconfiguration.Also applies to: 86-86
frontend/src/app-components/auth/resetPasswordRequest.tsx (2)
2-2: LGTM: Copyright year update.The copyright year update to 2025 is appropriate and timely.
13-13: Excellent migration to the custom useForm hook.The refactor successfully centralizes validation rules within the
useFormconfiguration, removing the need for inline validation rules in theregistercall. This improves maintainability and follows a consistent pattern across the codebase.The email validation requirement is properly preserved in the new structure.
Also applies to: 30-35, 63-63
frontend/src/components/nlp/components/NlpEntityForm.tsx (1)
22-22: Good migration to the custom useForm hook.The refactor properly centralizes the name field validation within the
useFormconfiguration, improving consistency with the new pattern.Also applies to: 65-70, 123-123
frontend/src/components/categories/CategoryForm.tsx (1)
16-16: Clean migration to the custom useForm hook.The refactor successfully centralizes validation rules and simplifies the register call. The label validation requirement is properly preserved in the new structure, following the consistent pattern established across the codebase.
Also applies to: 51-54, 81-81
frontend/src/components/labels/LabelForm.tsx (1)
15-15: Excellent migration to the custom useForm hook.The refactor successfully centralizes the title validation rules while preserving all existing functionality. All register calls are consistently simplified, and the custom
InputProps.onChangehandler for the title field is properly maintained. This follows the established pattern perfectly.Also applies to: 55-60, 91-91, 105-105, 114-114
frontend/src/components/context-vars/ContextVarForm.tsx (1)
17-17: LGTM! Excellent refactoring to use the custom useForm hook.The changes successfully centralize validation rules into the
useFormconfiguration while maintaining the same validation logic:
namefield validates the regex pattern for valid context variable nameslabelfield enforces the required constraintregistercalls are appropriately simplifiedThis improves code maintainability and follows the new centralized validation pattern.
Also applies to: 64-75, 106-106, 121-121
frontend/src/app-components/auth/Login.tsx (1)
19-19: LGTM! Clean migration to the custom useForm hook.The validation logic is properly centralized with:
- Required validation for
identifierfield- Required validation for
passwordfield- Simplified
registercalls maintaining the same functionalityThe refactoring enhances code consistency across the authentication flow.
Also applies to: 66-74, 105-105, 116-116
frontend/src/components/users/InviteUserForm.tsx (1)
16-16: LGTM! Clean adoption of the custom useForm hook for email validation.The email field validation is properly centralized in the
useFormrules configuration, and theregistercall is appropriately simplified.Also applies to: 50-55, 69-69
frontend/src/components/profile/profile.tsx (1)
25-25: LGTM! Excellent implementation of complex validation with the custom useForm hook.The refactoring successfully handles cross-field validation for password confirmation while simplifying all other field registrations:
- Password confirmation validation properly uses
watch()andtrigger()for dynamic validation- All
registercalls are appropriately simplified, relying on the custom hook's default validation rules- The complex validation logic is well-contained within the
rulesconfigurationThis demonstrates how the custom
useFormhook can effectively handle both simple and complex validation scenarios.Also applies to: 61-72, 118-118, 129-129, 160-160, 172-172, 184-184
frontend/src/components/visual-editor/BlockEditForm.tsx (3)
13-13: LGTM: Import changes align with the custom useForm hook pattern.The import changes correctly switch from the external
react-hook-formto the customuseFormhook while retaining the neededControllerimport.Also applies to: 20-20
86-90: LGTM: Validation rules properly centralized.The validation rules have been correctly moved into the
rulesobject within theuseFormhook configuration, following the new pattern established in this refactoring.
125-127: LGTM: Register call simplified and UX improved.The
registercall has been appropriately simplified to rely on the centralized validation rules, and the addition of therequiredattribute improves form accessibility and user experience.frontend/src/components/Menu/MenuForm.tsx (4)
11-11: LGTM: Import changes follow the established pattern.The import modifications correctly adopt the custom
useFormhook while maintaining the necessaryControllerimport.Also applies to: 18-18
64-75: LGTM: Comprehensive validation rules centralization.The validation rules for
type,title, andurlfields have been properly centralized. The URL validation usingisAbsoluteUrlis appropriate for ensuring valid web URLs.
106-125: LGTM: Component change from Controller to Input is valid.The change from
ControllertoInputcomponent for the type field is acceptable since it still uses theregisterfunction for form control. TheonChangehandler for resetting the URL field when type changes is a good UX pattern.
133-133: LGTM: Register calls simplified appropriately.The
registercalls have been correctly simplified to rely on the centralized validation rules defined in theuseFormhook.Also applies to: 144-144
frontend/src/app-components/auth/Register.tsx (3)
26-26: LGTM: Import change aligns with refactoring pattern.The import change to use the custom
useFormhook is consistent with the codebase-wide refactoring.
73-98: LGTM: Comprehensive validation rules with proper cross-field validation.The validation rules cover all form fields appropriately. The password confirmation validation correctly implements cross-field validation using
watch()andtrigger()to ensure passwords match.
152-152: LGTM: Register calls appropriately simplified.All
registercalls have been correctly simplified to rely on the centralized validation rules, maintaining the same functionality while reducing code duplication.Also applies to: 166-166, 178-178, 190-190, 204-204, 216-216
frontend/src/hooks/useForm.ts (2)
21-25: LGTM: Well-defined TypeScript types.The type definitions are comprehensive and properly constrained.
TRegisterOptionandTRulesprovide good type safety for the validation rules structure.Also applies to: 31-33
46-49: LGTM: Proper rule merging logic.The rule merging logic correctly prioritizes field-specific options over default options, allowing for proper customization while maintaining sensible defaults.
| rules: { | ||
| password: { | ||
| required: t("message.password_is_required"), | ||
| }, | ||
| password2: { | ||
| required: t("message.password_is_required"), | ||
| }, | ||
| }, | ||
| }); |
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Critical: Potential loss of password validation logic.
The current implementation only includes required validation for both password fields. However, based on the AI summary mentioning that useValidationRules was previously used, this form likely had more comprehensive validation including:
- Password minimum length requirements
- Password confirmation matching validation
This appears to be a significant loss of validation logic during the migration.
Please verify that the password validation rules from useValidationRules are properly applied. The custom useForm hook should merge these default rules automatically. Check if the validation rules for password and password2 from useValidationRules.ts are being applied:
#!/bin/bash
# Verify that password validation rules are being merged correctly
echo "Checking useValidationRules for password validation:"
cat frontend/src/hooks/useValidationRules.ts | grep -A 10 "password"
echo -e "\nChecking the custom useForm implementation:"
cat frontend/src/hooks/useForm.ts🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In frontend/src/app-components/auth/ResetPassword.tsx around lines 33 to 41, the
password validation rules currently only enforce the fields as required, missing
important validations like minimum length and password confirmation matching. To
fix this, ensure that the validation rules from useValidationRules.ts for both
password and password2 are properly merged or applied in this form. Review the
useForm hook implementation to confirm it merges default validation rules
automatically, and update the rules object here to include all necessary
validations from useValidationRules, not just the required check.
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I think EditUserForm.tsx component also need to updated
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frontend/src/components/users/EditUserForm.tsx (1)
50-57: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionInconsistent validation pattern - missing rules in useStrictForm call.
The
validationRulesobject is defined but not passed touseStrictForm. According to the new pattern, validation rules should be centralized within the hook configuration.Apply this diff to properly implement the useStrictForm pattern:
} = useStrictForm<IUserAttributes>({ defaultValues: { roles: roles?.map((role) => role.id) }, + rules: validationRules, }); - const validationRules = { - roles: { - required: t("message.roles_is_required"), - }, - };And update the Controller to remove inline validation:
<Controller name="roles" - rules={validationRules.roles} control={control}
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- frontend/src/components/translations/TranslationForm.tsx
- frontend/src/components/content-types/ContentTypeForm.tsx
- frontend/src/components/nlp/components/NlpTrainForm.tsx
- frontend/src/app-components/auth/Login.tsx
- frontend/src/components/languages/LanguageForm.tsx
- frontend/src/components/labels/LabelForm.tsx
- frontend/src/app-components/auth/ResetPassword.tsx
- frontend/src/components/contents/ContentForm.tsx
- frontend/src/components/profile/profile.tsx
- frontend/src/components/context-vars/ContextVarForm.tsx
- frontend/src/components/nlp/components/NlpEntityForm.tsx
- frontend/src/components/roles/RoleForm.tsx
- frontend/src/components/users/InviteUserForm.tsx
- frontend/src/components/visual-editor/BlockEditForm.tsx
- frontend/src/hooks/useValidationRules.ts
- frontend/src/components/Menu/MenuForm.tsx
- frontend/src/app-components/auth/resetPasswordRequest.tsx
- frontend/src/components/categories/CategoryForm.tsx
- frontend/src/app-components/auth/Register.tsx
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frontend/src/components/subscribers/SubscriberForm.tsx (1)
frontend/src/hooks/useStrictForm.ts (1)
useStrictForm(20-36)
frontend/src/components/users/EditUserForm.tsx (2)
frontend/src/hooks/useStrictForm.ts (1)
useStrictForm(20-36)frontend/src/types/user.types.ts (1)
IUserAttributes(15-24)
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frontend/src/components/subscribers/SubscriberForm.tsx (1)
51-51: Verify if validation rules are needed for form fields.The migration to
useStrictFormis complete, but no validation rules are applied. Please verify if thelabelsfield requires validation (e.g., required field validation).If validation is needed, consider adding rules to the
useStrictFormconfiguration:} = useStrictForm<ISubscriberAttributes>({ + rules: { + labels: { + // Add validation rules if needed + }, + }, });frontend/src/components/nlp/components/NlpValueForm.tsx (2)
92-108: Excellent implementation of the useStrictForm pattern.This correctly demonstrates the intended pattern:
- Validation rules are centralized in the
useStrictFormconfiguration- The
registercall relies on the centralized rules- Clean separation of concerns between validation definition and field registration
146-146: Correct usage of register without explicit validation.The
register("value")call correctly omits explicit validation rules, relying on the centralized rules defined in theuseStrictFormconfiguration. This follows the intended pattern.frontend/src/hooks/useStrictForm.ts (1)
20-36: Well-designed hook architecture with proper type safety.The
useStrictFormimplementation demonstrates excellent design principles:
- Proper generic constraints: Uses appropriate TypeScript generics with sensible defaults
- Clean prop extraction: Cleanly separates
rulesfrom standardUseFormProps- Delegation pattern: Delegates enhanced registration to
useStrictRegister- Type preservation: Maintains the same return interface as
useFormwhile enhancing functionality- Backwards compatibility: Works as a drop-in replacement for
useFormThis provides a solid foundation for centralized form validation across the application.
frontend/src/hooks/useStrictRegister.ts (3)
9-13: LGTM! Clean import structure.The imports are well-organized and follow a logical structure: external dependencies first, then internal types, and finally local hooks.
15-18: Good generic typing and parameter structure.The function signature properly uses generics to maintain type safety across different form field types, and the optional
rulesparameter provides flexibility for per-field overrides.
26-30:Details
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Verify the option precedence logic.
The merging logic looks correct -
args[1]takes precedence overrules?.[fieldName], and both overridedefaultOptions. However, ensure this precedence aligns with the intended behavior documented in the broader form validation strategy.
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Verify option precedence in useStrictRegister
Please confirm that the merged options follow the intended priority in your form-validation design:
• frontend/src/hooks/useStrictRegister.ts (lines 26–30):
const fieldOptions = args[1] || rules?.[fieldName]; const mergedOptions = { ...defaultOptions, ...fieldOptions }; return register(args[0], mergedOptions);– Ensure
args[1](call-site override) wins overrules[fieldName](hook-level defaults), and both trumpdefaultOptions.
• frontend/src/hooks/useStrictForm.ts:return { …restMethods, register: useStrictRegister(register, rules) };– Verify that any form-level
rulespassed here behave as expected given the above precedence.If this ordering differs from your documented validation strategy, please adjust accordingly.
| const defaultOptions = (defaultRules[fieldName] || {}) as | ||
| | TFieldValues | ||
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Fix incorrect type assertion.
The type assertion as TFieldValues | undefined is incorrect. The defaultRules[fieldName] should contain validation options, not field values.
- const defaultOptions = (defaultRules[fieldName] || {}) as
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| const defaultOptions = defaultRules[fieldName] || {}; |
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In frontend/src/hooks/useStrictRegister.ts around lines 23 to 25, the type
assertion on defaultRules[fieldName] is incorrect because it asserts to
TFieldValues or undefined, but defaultRules[fieldName] should represent
validation options, not field values. Update the type assertion to reflect the
correct type for validation options instead of TFieldValues, ensuring the type
matches the expected validation rules structure.
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Add input validation for field name extraction.
The field name extraction logic could fail if args[0] is not a string or is undefined, potentially causing runtime errors.
- const fieldName = args[0].split(".").at(-1) || "";
+ const fieldName = typeof args[0] === 'string' ? args[0].split(".").at(-1) || "" : "";📝 Committable suggestion
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| const fieldName = args[0].split(".").at(-1) || ""; | |
| - const fieldName = args[0].split(".").at(-1) || ""; | |
| + const fieldName = typeof args[0] === 'string' | |
| + ? args[0].split(".").at(-1) || "" | |
| + : ""; |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In frontend/src/hooks/useStrictRegister.ts at line 22, the code extracts the
field name by splitting args[0] without validating its type or existence. To fix
this, add a check to ensure args[0] is a defined string before calling split and
at; if not, handle the case gracefully by assigning an empty string or a default
value to fieldName to prevent runtime errors.
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Motivation
The main motivation is to add a new useForm hook.
Fixes #1025
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Summary by CodeRabbit
Refactor
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