Generic <Resource>FormModal Component Documentation

This document explains the <Resource>FormModal component, a reusable and adaptable component for creating or updating resources in your React application.

Purpose:

• Render a modal form for adding, editing, or deleting resources.
• Handle form submission, data validation, and error handling.
• Integrate with custom hooks for data fetching and mutation operations.
• Provide a clean and consistent presentation for managing various resource types.

Key Features:

• Leverages @mui/material components for UI elements.
• Utilizes yup library for form validation.
• Integrates react-hook-form for form state management.
• Supports modal title and subtitle customization.
• Includes action buttons for saving, canceling, and potentially deleting resources.
• Handles loading states during data fetching or mutation operations.

Component Usage:

import <Resource>FormModal from './<Resource>FormModal';

const handleCreateOrUpdate<Resource> = (data) => {
  // Handle resource creation or update logic
};

<`<Resource>`FormModal
  open={isOpen}
  onClose={handleClose}
  id={resourceId} // Optional for editing existing resources
  onSubmit={handleCreateOrUpdate<Resource>}
/>

Component Breakdown:

• Props:
  • open: Boolean indicating whether the modal is open.
  • onClose: Callback function for handling modal closure.
  • id: Optional resource ID for editing existing resources.
  • resourceType: String identifying the type of resource being managed.
  • onSubmit: Callback function for handling form submission.
• State:
  • Form state managed by react-hook-form, including field values and validation errors.
• Data Fetching:
  • May use custom hooks to fetch initial data for editing existing resources.
• Data Mutation:
  • Integrates with custom hooks for creating or updating resources based on form submission.
• Error Handling:
  • Displays error messages during data fetching or mutation failures.
• Customization:
  • Modal title and subtitle can be customized for different resource types.
  • Action buttons can be adapted for additional operations like deletion.

Benefits:

• Improved code reusability and maintainability for managing different resource types.
• Consistent user experience for creating, editing, and potentially deleting resources.
• Flexibility to adapt to specific resource needs through props and custom hooks.

Additional Notes:

• Remember to replace <Resource>FormModalType, <Resource>ListItemType, and any other custom component or interface names.
• Adapt data fetching and mutation logic, form fields, and validation rules based on your specific resource schema.
• Consider additional features like data fetching on modal open or conditional fields based on resource type.