Question 1

How to use Sunflower with antd version 4?

Accepted Answer

Install sunflower-antd via npm or yarn, then import hooks like useFormTable and pass props to antd components as shown in the README example; it's designed to work out-of-the-box with antd v4.

Question 2

Sunflower vs writing custom hooks for antd?

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Sunflower saves time by providing battle-tested hooks for common patterns, but custom hooks offer more flexibility; choose Sunflower for speed and consistency, or custom hooks for unique requirements.

Question 3

Does Sunflower support antd version 5?

Accepted Answer

Based on the README, it only explicitly supports antd v3 and v4, so compatibility with v5 is uncertain and may require updates or cause issues.

Question 4

How to handle custom form validation with Sunflower?

Accepted Answer

Refer to the documentation for hook options; since it wraps antd Form, you can likely integrate antd's validation rules, but advanced cases might need workarounds.

Question 5

What's the performance impact of using Sunflower hooks?

Accepted Answer

Minimal for most use cases, as it leverages React hooks efficiently, but the abstraction layer could add slight overhead in very high-performance or large-scale applications.

Question 6

Can Sunflower be used with other state management libraries like Redux?

Accepted Answer

Yes, but it's designed to manage component state internally; integrating with external libraries might require additional configuration or defeat its simplification purpose.

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