How to use @sanity/form-builder - 4 common examples
To help you get started, we’ve selected a few @sanity/form-builder examples, based on popular ways it is used in public projects.
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handleCodeChange = code => {
const {type, onChange} = this.props
const path = ['code']
const fixedLanguage = get(type, 'options.language')
onChange(PatchEvent.from([
setIfMissing({_type: type.name, language: fixedLanguage}),
code ? set(code, path) : unset(path)
]))
}handleLanguageChange = item => {
const {type, onChange} = this.props
const path = ['language']
onChange(PatchEvent.from([
setIfMissing({_type: type.name}),
item ? set(item.value, path) : unset(path)
]))
}handleToggleSelectLine = line => {
const {type, onChange} = this.props
const path = ['highlightedLines']
const highlightedLines = xor(this.props.value.highlightedLines, [line]).sort(compareNumbers)
onChange(PatchEvent.from([
setIfMissing({_type: type.name, highlightedLines: []}),
line ? set(highlightedLines, path) : unset(path)
]))
}handleCodeChange = code => {
const {type, onChange} = this.props
const path = ['code']
const fixedLanguage = get(type, 'options.language')
onChange(PatchEvent.from([
setIfMissing({_type: type.name, language: fixedLanguage}),
code ? set(code, path) : unset(path)
]))
}
