FormFieldOptions ​

The set of enumerated dimensions. Can be either an array or an object. use array as retrospective achievements (later in this article, the array will be discussed).

• Array

If an array was passed, then each element of this array should look like this:

interface OptionRow{
    label: string,
    value: any
}

interface OptionRow{
    label: string,
    value: any
}

Example values ​

[
    {label: 'Green color', value: 'green'},
    {label: 'Red color', value: 'red'}
]

[
    {label: 'Green color', value: 'green'},
    {label: 'Red color', value: 'red'}
]

label ​

• Type: string

The text label to be displayed as a title.

value ​

• Type: any

The value that the cell will be set to.

• Object

Let's move on to the object. Remember: on the left is the value, on the right is the label (title). When passed, an object of the following type is expected:

interface OptionObject {
	[value: string]: string
}

interface OptionObject {
	[value: string]: string
}

Example ​

{
  "green": "Green color",
  "red": "Red color"
}

{
  "green": "Green color",
  "red": "Red color"
}

However, in this case, we run into the following problem: the value can be only a string. Even the given number as a value - will be automatically converted by JavaScript to a string. There is one situation when it is convenient use or store the value in an object. To do this, we have provided a function for converting an object to an array.