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ducky/web/src/pages/onboard.jsx
Enable catch-all in our ValidationError component.
We're doing this an ugly, hacky way. But it works, and right now, that's what
counts.
To match our params/fields/headers properties on the ValidationError component,
we're going to add the notParams/notFields/notHeaders properties--they match any
error _not_ targeting those params/fields/headers. Basically, "any error that
wouldn't be caught by these filters". Which is an ugly, but workable, solution
for a catch-all ValidationError--just tell it to catch anything but the
params/fields/headers that are being handled by the other ValidationErrors.
Our implementation of this in the RegisterPage component validates (ha!) that
it's at least workable model, if not overly pretty. Also, I anticipate some
human error bugs in the future, where one of the field-specific ValidationErrors
gets updated and the catch-all ValidationError does not.
But whatever. For now, this is Good Enough™.
1 import app from 'ampersand-app'
2 import React from 'react'
3 import localLinks from 'local-links'
4 import HeroUnit from '../components/hero'
5 import onboardStyles from '../styles/onboarding.scss'
7 export default React.createClass({
8 displayName: 'OnboardingPage',
10 onLoginClick (event) {
11 event.preventDefault()
12 app.router.navigate('/login')
15 onRegisterClick (event) {
16 event.preventDefault()
17 app.router.navigate('/register')
22 <div className='container'>
23 <HeroUnit title='Welcome to Ducky' settings='true'>Let’s get our ducks in a row.</HeroUnit>
24 <article className='onboarding'>
25 <p>We’re just as excited as you are, but we need some more information before we can do anything. Don’t worry, this won’t take long</p>
26 <p>First of all, who <em>are</em> you? If you have a Ducky account already, we need you to sign in. If you don’t have one, don’t sweat it. Click that fancy “Register” button below.</p>
27 <div className='actionbuttons'>
28 <button onClick={this.onLoginClick}>Sign in</button>
29 <button onClick={this.onRegisterClick}>Register</button>