Type Alias: FormOptionsStrictSchemaFn<TComponents>#

type FormOptionsStrictSchemaFn<TComponents> = <TFormValidators, TFormData, TSubmitReturn>(options) => FormOptions<FormValidatorData<TFormValidators>, TFormValidators, TSubmitReturn, TComponents>;

Defined in: utils.public.ts:128

Infers the form data type from a Standard Schema validator and requires defaultValues to match the schema input.

Use this when the schema represents an input-to-output pipeline. Raw form state remains available as value; read each validator's parsed output from the corresponding schemaOutputs entry during submission.

At runtime, this returns the original options object and does not run the schema.

validators must contain at least one Standard Schema to provide the type inference and perform validation.

Type Parameters#

TComponents#

TComponents

Library-managed. Do not specify explicitly.

Type Parameters#

TFormValidators#

TFormValidators extends FormValidators<any>

Library-managed. Do not specify explicitly.

TFormData#

TFormData extends FormValidatorData<TFormValidators>

Library-managed. Do not specify explicitly.

TSubmitReturn#

TSubmitReturn

Library-managed. Do not specify explicitly.

Parameters#

options#

StandardSchemaFormOptions<TFormData, TFormValidators, TSubmitReturn, unknown>

Returns#

FormOptions<FormValidatorData<TFormValidators>, TFormValidators, TSubmitReturn, TComponents>

The original options object, normalized to FormOptions with the schema's input shape.

Remarks#

Important: Although schema-mode inputs require validators, this returns a type normalized to FormOptions, where validators is optional. This tradeoff enables safer inference and reuse.

Example#

const profileOptions = formOptions.strictSchema({
  defaultValues: { name: '' },
  validators: [
    {
      triggers: ['change'],
      run: z.object({ name: z.string().min(1) }),
    },
  ],
  onSubmit: ({ schemaOutputs }) => saveProfile(schemaOutputs[0]),
})