Pass a React component as prop to an input. about unform HOT 5 CLOSED

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@marcelobarreto Unform already exposes the withField API so you can use it to create your custom form element. I don't know if receiving a React Component as a prop is the best idea.

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@diego3g what is the best way for application that's already has input components been defined before?

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@marceloF5 The useField API exposes full integration for every text input. The only requisite is that the element must have an easy way of access to its value using ref, and it needs also do be clearable by setting it value to empty or calling a function.

The "Custom elements" docs have more details about that.

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nice, tks @diego3g
I wrote a simple example here: https://codesandbox.io/s/wizardly-allen-46n68

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