This article discusses integrating React Hook Form (RHF) with Material UI components for building cleaner forms, focusing on how to overcome challenges when using third-party UI libraries. It highlights that while RHF's register method efficiently binds input fields, Material UI components do not always expose a ref, which can lead to errors. The solution is using the Controller component, which bridges the form state and UI components. Additionally, creating reusable controlled components can enhance maintainability and efficiency, with MUI components shared via the Bit platform facilitating quicker implementation.
React Hook Form stands out for its simplicity and performance, but can face challenges when integrating with UI libraries like Material UI.
Using the Controller component from react-hook-form acts as a bridge between the form state and UI components, simplifying integration.
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