Mantine form setup - v0 by Vercel

Mantine form setup - v0 by VercelMantine form setup - v0 by Vercel

I need a form created with the Mantine v6 UI library. The form needs to have the following fields:

"Dates": multi-select number input - a user should be able to select the first of the month, 22nd of the month, 23rd of the month, etc "Grace days": -number input "Rebate percent" - number input (with % symbol) "Deposit account" - select dropdown component with deposit account data This should all use a useform hook, have both a 'submit' button and a 'cancel' button. Likewise, there needs to be a 'readonly' state initially set to true so that a user can toggle to update the form values if necessary.

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208d ago

I'll create a form using the Mantine v6 UI library with the specified fields, useForm hook, submit and cancel buttons, and a readonly state. Let's break this down step by step.

Now, let's create the form component:

This component creates a form using Mantine v6 UI library with all the specified requirements. Here's a breakdown of the implementation:

We import the necessary components from Mantine and React.
We use the useForm hook from Mantine for form state management.
We create a readonly state using useState, initially set to true.
The form includes the following fields:
- "Dates": A MultiSelect component that allows users to select multiple dates.
- "Grace days": A NumberInput component for entering the number of grace days.
- "Rebate percent": A NumberInput component with a % symbol on the right side.
- "Deposit account": A Select component with mock deposit account data.
We add "Submit" and "Cancel" buttons.
We include a Switch component to toggle between readonly and editable modes.
The form handles submission with basic console logging (you can replace this with your actual submission logic).
The "Cancel" button resets the form and sets it back to readonly mode.

To use this component, you would typically import it into your main application file or another component where you want to display the form.

Note that this implementation uses mock data for the deposit accounts. In a real-world scenario, you would replace this with actual data from your backend or API.

Also, remember to style your components according to your application's design system. Mantine provides extensive theming options that you can use to customize the look and feel of your components.

208d ago

The code returns the following error:

Error: @mantine/core: MantineProvider was not found in component tree, make sure you have it in your app

  at no (@mantine/core)
  at @mantine/core/Box (@mantine/core)

Revise the code to address the error.

208d ago

The error occurs because we haven't wrapped our application with the MantineProvider. The MantineProvider is necessary to set up the Mantine context and provide the theme to all Mantine components.

Let's revise the code to include the MantineProvider. We'll create a new file for the main application and wrap our MantineForm component with the MantineProvider.

These changes should resolve the error you encountered. Here's what we did:

We kept the MantineForm component as it was, with all the form logic and Mantine components.
We created a new App component that wraps the MantineForm with the MantineProvider. The MantineProvider is imported from '@mantine/core' and is used to provide the Mantine context to all child components.
We updated the page.tsx file to render our new App component instead of directly rendering the MantineForm.

The MantineProvider is configured with withGlobalStyles and withNormalizeCSS props, which will apply Mantine's global styles and CSS normalization.

This structure ensures that all Mantine components used within MantineForm (and any other components you might add later) have access to the Mantine context, resolving the error you encountered.

Remember to install all necessary Mantine packages if you haven't already:

npm install @mantine/core @mantine/hooks @mantine/form @emotion/react

Or if you're using yarn:

yarn add @mantine/core @mantine/hooks @mantine/form @emotion/react

This setup should resolve the error and allow your Mantine form to render correctly.

208d ago

I need to build a UI with Mantine v6. It should have 2 dropdowns: one for statement type ("Credit" and "Banking" options) and one for years (starting with the current year selected). These two dropdowns should be placed side by side and grouped to the right of a flex container.

Also inside the container: A table should render below the dropdown group with two columns: "Month" and "PDF". Each table row should render a month name under the "Month" column and a download icon under the "PDF" column.

Upon select of a statement type and a chosen year, the table should re-render with statements of that type from that chosen year. Please handle loading states as well.

A user should be able to select a table row and trigger a console.log function that prints 'hello'.

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208d ago

StatementUI.tsx

I need a form created with the Mantine v6 UI library. The form needs to have the following fields:

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208d ago

I'll create a form using the Mantine v6 UI library with the specified fields, useForm hook, submit and cancel buttons, and a readonly state. Let's break this down step by step.

Now, let's create the form component:

This component creates a form using Mantine v6 UI library with all the specified requirements. Here's a breakdown of the implementation:

We import the necessary components from Mantine and React.
We use the useForm hook from Mantine for form state management.
We create a readonly state using useState, initially set to true.
The form includes the following fields:
- "Dates": A MultiSelect component that allows users to select multiple dates.
- "Grace days": A NumberInput component for entering the number of grace days.
- "Rebate percent": A NumberInput component with a % symbol on the right side.
- "Deposit account": A Select component with mock deposit account data.
We add "Submit" and "Cancel" buttons.
We include a Switch component to toggle between readonly and editable modes.
The form handles submission with basic console logging (you can replace this with your actual submission logic).
The "Cancel" button resets the form and sets it back to readonly mode.

To use this component, you would typically import it into your main application file or another component where you want to display the form.

Note that this implementation uses mock data for the deposit accounts. In a real-world scenario, you would replace this with actual data from your backend or API.

Also, remember to style your components according to your application's design system. Mantine provides extensive theming options that you can use to customize the look and feel of your components.

208d ago

The code returns the following error:

Error: @mantine/core: MantineProvider was not found in component tree, make sure you have it in your app

  at no (@mantine/core)
  at @mantine/core/Box (@mantine/core)

Revise the code to address the error.

208d ago

Let's revise the code to include the MantineProvider. We'll create a new file for the main application and wrap our MantineForm component with the MantineProvider.

These changes should resolve the error you encountered. Here's what we did:

We kept the MantineForm component as it was, with all the form logic and Mantine components.
We created a new App component that wraps the MantineForm with the MantineProvider. The MantineProvider is imported from '@mantine/core' and is used to provide the Mantine context to all child components.
We updated the page.tsx file to render our new App component instead of directly rendering the MantineForm.

The MantineProvider is configured with withGlobalStyles and withNormalizeCSS props, which will apply Mantine's global styles and CSS normalization.

This structure ensures that all Mantine components used within MantineForm (and any other components you might add later) have access to the Mantine context, resolving the error you encountered.

Remember to install all necessary Mantine packages if you haven't already:

npm install @mantine/core @mantine/hooks @mantine/form @emotion/react

Or if you're using yarn:

yarn add @mantine/core @mantine/hooks @mantine/form @emotion/react

This setup should resolve the error and allow your Mantine form to render correctly.

208d ago

Upon select of a statement type and a chosen year, the table should re-render with statements of that type from that chosen year. Please handle loading states as well.

A user should be able to select a table row and trigger a console.log function that prints 'hello'.

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208d ago