How to use the @tinacms/react-core.useCMS function in @tinacms/react-core
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tinacms / tinacms / packages / @tinacms / form-builder / src / final-form-builder.tsx View on Github 
export function FieldsBuilder({ form, fields }: FieldsBuilderProps) {
const cms = useCMS()
return (
{fields.map((field: Field) => {
if (field.component === null) return null
const plugin = cms.plugins
.findOrCreateMap('field')
.find(field.component as string)
let type: string | undefined
if (plugin && plugin.type) {
type = plugin.type
}
const parse = getProp('parse', field, plugin)
const validate = getProp('validate', field, plugin)export function useCMS(): TinaCMS {
return useBaseCMS() as TinaCMS
}@tinacms/react-core
_Note: This is an internal module for interacting with the `@tinacms/core`. It is meant for use within `tinacms`. You probably want to be using `react-tinacms`._
