I am creating a custom input via the component method with formkit.
I have the computed which looks like this
<template>
<label
class="InputCheckboxFeature"
:for="props.context.id"
>
<input
:id="props.context.id"
type="checkbox"
class="sr-only"
:checked="checked"
@input="handleInput"
:value="props.context._value"
/>
<span class="InputCheckboxFeature__indicator">
<span class="space-x-4 inline-flex items-center">
<span
v-if="props.context.attrs.icon"
class="InputCheckboxFeature__icon"
v-html="props.context.attrs.icon"
>
</span>
<span class="inline-block">
{{ props.context.label }}
</span>
</span>
<ButtonInfo
v-if="props.context.tooltip"
class="flex-shrink-0"
:text="props.context.tooltip"
aria-label="More Info"
/>
</span>
</label>
</template>
I then have a plugin that strips out all the HTML elements so the custom input will only output the component markup
export const createCleanInputPlugin = (): FormKitPlugin => {
return (node: FormKitNode) => {
node.on('created', () => {
const { props } = node;
if (
!(
props.type === InputType.FEATURED_CHECKBOX &&
props.definition &&
typeof props.definition.schema === 'function'
)
) {
return;
}
const definition = { ...props.definition };
const schema = definition.schema as FormKitExtendableSchemaRoot;
// We replace the schema function with our own higher-order-function
definition.schema = function (extensions = {}) {
const ext = {
...extensions,
...{
inner: { $el: null },
outer: { $el: null },
label: { $el: null },
wrapper: { $el: null },
},
};
// Finally we call the original schema, with our extensions applied
return schema(ext);
};
// Now we replace the input definition
props.definition = definition as FormKitTypeDefinition;
});
};
};
The problem I am facing is that when the element is rendered it is outputting the label twice.
Is it possible to hide the label, and only have it render in the component?
Looks like to me that you're using
createInput
correct? that one does add a lot of dom elements and props for easy of use, if you want to fully create a custom input without those, you can simply supply instead ofcreateInput
a Input Definition.That way you're in full control over your input, nothing will be added but the context.