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@@ -104,18 +104,18 @@ The rendering part of Field, supports three writing methods, as follows:
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const render = () => (
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<div>
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<Label> 1. Through children </Label>
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- // This method is suitable for simple scenarios, Field will inject value onChange, etc. directly into the first layer of children components
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+ {/* This method is suitable for simple scenarios, Field will inject value onChange, etc. directly into the first layer of children components */}
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<Field name="c">
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<Input />
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</Field>
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<Label> 2. Through Render Props </Label>
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- // This method is suitable for complex scenarios, when the returned component has multiple layers of nesting, the user can actively inject the attributes of field into the desired component
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+ {/* This method is suitable for complex scenarios, when the returned component has multiple layers of nesting, the user can actively inject the attributes of field into the desired component */}
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<Field name="a">
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{({ field, fieldState, formState }: FieldRenderProps<string>) => <div><Input {...field} /><Feedbacks errors={fieldState.errors}/></div>}
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</Field>
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<Label> 3. Through render function </Label>
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- // This method is similar to method 2, but the props are passed in
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+ {/* This method is similar to method 2, but the props are passed in */}
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<Field name="b" render={({ field }: FieldRenderProps<string>) => <Input {...field} />} />
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</div>
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);
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