I'll create a single email input field with validation that demonstrates all the different variants of our new FormInput component. We'll use a simple email validation and add a specific check for Gmail accounts.
These changes create a single email input field that demonstrates all the variants of our FormInput component:
The component now:
This implementation allows you to see all the different states of the input in action. You can easily extend this further by adding more complex validation rules or additional input types as needed.
Certainly, I'll remove the success state and simplify our component to focus on the default, hover, and error states for the email input field.
Let's update our components to remove the success state:
These changes accomplish the following:
FormInput component.inputVariants to only include default and error variants.FormInput component.EmailForm component to use only the default, hover, and error states.The component now has three main states:
This simplified version still demonstrates all the required functionality while adhering to your request to remove the success state.