Redux-form "Field" component provides onChange property. A callback that will be called whenever an onChange event is fired from the underlying input. This callback allows to get "newValue" and "previousValue" for the Field.
React-final-form "Field" component doesn't have this property.
So, how I can get the same functionality?
I haven't used redux-form, but I added a super simple wrapper around the Field component to listen to onChange like this:
const Input = props => {
const {
name,
validate,
onChange,
...rest
} = props;
return (
<Field name={name} validate={validate}>
{({input, meta}) => {
return (
<input
{...input}
{...rest}
onChange={(e) => {
input.onChange(e); //final-form's onChange
if (onChange) { //props.onChange
onChange(e);
}
}}
/>
)}}
</Field>
);
};
One could use the Field's parse
attribute and provide a function that does what you need with the value:
<Field
parse={value => {
// Do what you want with `value`
return value;
}}
// ...
/>
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