Svelte! Yet again another new Javascript Framework. Now without virtual dom that React introduce, we go back to a more jQuery style of actual DOM manipulation but still having all that (good?) stuff from React and Vue such as reactivity.
The website that you will create will likely include a web form. Where the value that the user input needs to be validated somehow. If you search google then youβll likely come across this repl.
It all good and stuff, but what about when you want to reset the validation? For example, when the user submitted a form that locates inside a dialog. When the user presses a button to open that form again, you wouldnβt want those fields to already been validated.
Here how you can modify the code a bit to allow that
In validation.js
import { writable } from "svelte/store"
import { buildValidator } from "./validate"
export function createFieldValidator (...validators) {
const { subscribe, set } = writable({ dirty: false, valid: false, message: null })
const validator = buildValidator(validators)
function action (node, binding) {
function validate (value, dirty) {
const result = validator(value, dirty)
set(result)
}
validate(binding, false)
return {
update (value) {
validate(value, true)
}
}
}
function reset() {
setTimeout(() => {
set({ dirty: false, valid: false, message: null })
}, 500);
}
return [{ subscribe }, action, reset]
}
Now you can call resetValidation() to reset the validation to false. For example
const [validity, validate, resetValidation] = createFieldValidator(requiredValidator(), emailValidator())
resetValidation() // <-- call this to reset the validation
Hereβs the repl
Top comments (1)
I wonder if you could achieve this with reactive statements π€