In the last video we started talking about redux form.
I now want to show you some of the documentation around redux farm because like I said I think that
you're probably going to end up wanting to reference this documentation once you start working on your
own projects so we can find the documentation for redux form at redux dash farm.
I'm going to open up a new browser tab and navigate over there right now.
OK.
So here's the documentation.
I'm going to scroll down a little bit.
You'll see that there is some start here API examples and FNQ.
By far the most useful section here is the Examples section.
So I going to check out the examples.
This is a list of different form types that you might want to put into your application.
So there are very simple examples for a simple straightforward form beurre form with some type of validation
that is going to happen.
Client side inside of your app or validation that is only going to occur when the user submits a form.
And even let's say down here initialising the form from the States which would be any time that we want
to make an edit form you and I are going to do that later on.
And then you can also see a very useful one right here.
Probably the most useful example that you will probably want to reference at some point in time depending
upon the type of application you're going to put together is a wizard form.
Let's take a look at that example really quickly wizard form.
Yes I can scroll down a little bit.
So this is the example right here underneath the section that says form.
So if you want to you could put in some value here and then notice how there's a next button.
So I can click next and then I get prompted for some more input.
I'll put that in and you'll see that it keeps on running me through different steps inside of this form
until eventually I get to submit.
So this kind of a wizard form right here is a very common thing that you see in a lot of web applications
where a lot of different information needs to be picked up from a user and you kind of want to display
different questions all in a series.
Kind of like different pages of sorts.
So again I think that you might end up wanting to read about this wizard form approach.
At some point in the future when you start working on your own application.
But again for right now you and I are going to be working on a little more simple straightforward form.
So for the most part we are going to be following forms of the similar nature to this synchronous validation
example right here.
So if you want to do it you can keep this documentation open.
As we work through our example and our forms but absolutely You don't have to are going to essentially
tell you everything that this documentation says so you can always just kind of you know follow along
with me and we'll do essentially the same exact thing that you see in here.
OK.
So again I just want to show you this documentation very quickly because I really expect you're going
to reference this at some point in the future.
Let's now take a quick pause.
When we come back the next section we're going to start to set up redux form inside of our project.