Closed colburncodes closed 5 months ago
The recent updates focus on enhancing authentication processes by introducing the LoginInputType
in the schema and utilizing it in the login form's validation logic. These changes streamline type handling and improve user feedback mechanisms during the login process, ensuring that input validation aligns with defined schemas.
File Path | Change Summary |
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src/features/auth/schemas.ts |
Added type alias LoginInputType for LoginInput . |
src/pages/auth/login/components/login-form.tsx |
Imported LoginInput and LoginInputType , updated form handling and validation logic using LoginInputType . |
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src/pages/auth/login/components/login-form.tsx (3)
`19-19`: Use of generic type in `useForm` hook enhances type safety. The explicit use of `LoginInputType` as a generic type in the `useForm` hook is a good practice as it ensures that the form state adheres to the defined schema, enhancing type safety. --- `30-46`: Ensure consistent notification behavior on form submission. The `onSubmit` function shows a notification for both success and failure cases, but the success notification is outside the conditional block that checks if the login was successful. This could lead to misleading notifications where a success message is shown even if the login fails. Consider moving the success notification inside the success condition block to ensure it only triggers on successful logins. --- `35-40`: Improved error handling in form validation. Using `form.setErrors` to display field-specific errors based on the schema validation results is an effective way to provide immediate feedback to the user, which enhances the user experience by clearly communicating issues with the provided inputs.
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