If you have ever worked with forms on a website (e.g. registration, login, order, personal information update, etc.), you know that validation is an important part. You want to make sure that the data users enter is in the correct format, that important fields are not left blank, that the email address is valid, that the phone number is long enough, and that the password is complex enough.
There are many libraries that support form validation. One of the popular and flexible choices is Yup. Yup is a library that helps you define a schema for data validation in a simple, readable, and benin phone number material powerful way. It integrates well with TypeScript, React Hook Form, Formik, etc. With Yup, separating the validation logic from the component becomes easy, making your code cleaner.
In this article, I will go through each part from the basic concept of Yup, why should you use Yup, how to apply Yup to define validation schemas. I will also guide you how to combine Yup with React Hook Form - a combo that I find quite popular nowadays and is very popular.
What is Yup? Validation tutorial with Yup in React project
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