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Formik as a controlled component
See original GitHub issueIt would be nice to be able to use Formik as a controlled component, perhaps as an ‘advanced’ API. This will allow more control over the forms state and allow triggers for submitting the form outside of Formik’s render.
For this to be possible it would probably be necessary to also expose any validation tools used internally when handleSubmit is called.
Thoughts?
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Just use vanilla React if you need more control
Perhaps this could have a little more discussion around it, even if just to give future people reading an understanding of why or why not the decision was made.
IMO this would add significant value to the library with minimal code changes required - which I say with little knowledge of the architecture of the library so the latter may not be true.
What are your objections to using
<Formik />as a controlled component?