Passing values shouldn't treat value property as value

const fields = [
  'inventoryLevel.value',
];

const values = {
  inventoryLevel: {
    value: 2,
  },
};

const form = new Form({ fields, values });

console.log(form.$('inventoryLevel')); // Output: 2
console.log(form.$('inventoryLevel.value')); // Error

[foxhound87]

Should work now.

I made more tests and I think I will not remove the unified properties anymore. The code is deeply glued to both styles and would be a pain to rewrite all.

[foxhound87]

Using the $ as prop prefix will fix this issue, but I think we should deprecate the unified properties on the long term, if we remove them the code will be better (no more confusion on syntax to use and the build will be smaller). Using the separated properties is more flexible I think. I’m also having other issues on managing the state of the unified properties, additional code should be added to fix nested fields props when are updated, and it seems a bit tricky.