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fix: Check for event.preventDefault() before setting state #18

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@chaance chaance commented Sep 26, 2022

If a user prevents a form input's default behavior, the onChange in getInputAttrs shouldn't set state internally. To fix this I call the user's handler first, check for event.defaultPrevented and then continue with the internal event handler.

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onChange?.(event);
if (!event.defaultPrevented) {
setDirty(true);
setValue(event.target.value);
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I'm not sure this is what we want if the change event is prevented - since that happens after the input value has been set in the DOM (at least for text and similar inputs - would need to look closer on radio/checkbox). If we don't set the controlled value we can get into weird UI states:

Screen Shot 2022-09-29 at 8 43 07 AM

Users can use onKeyDown currently to prevent typed characters.

I've been thinking for a while too that I'd like to take a stab at making this entire library uncontrolled and just always use inputEl.value, which would remove this setValue entirely. I think that's feasible and would get rid of the useState so might have the worlds tiniest perf improvement 🎻

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