Statechart Driven UI Components with Zag.js

Learn how to build a pin-input component with state machines, Zag.js and React. We’ll look at modeling a UI component with state machines, implementing those in a framework agnostic way using Zag.js, and connect the logic to the UI component. This course is a must-watch if you’re unfamiliar with State machines, and want to learn how to use them to build UI components with ease. In this course, you will: - Learn fundamental concept of state machine, event and transition - Model a UI component with state machine - Connect state machine logic to UI - Manage DOM events in state machines - Create custom React hooks with state machines

Syllabus

Introduction: Statechart Driven UI Components with Zag.js
Model Finite Number of State and Events with State Machines
Model the Basic Events, Actions, and Transitions of a Pin Input Component
Set up a React + Zag.js Project with Vite
Style a Pin Input through Data Attributes in React
Create and Visualize a Pin Input State Machine with TypeScript and Zag.js
Connect Zag.js Machine Logic to React UI through the useMachine Hook
Implement a State Machine Action for Setting Input Focus in Zag.js
Trigger Side Effects in a Zag.js State Machine with the watch Property
Schedule Input Focus with requestAnimationFrame to Handle Multiple DOM Mutations in Zag.js
Spread Values Across a Pin Input Field in a Zag.js State Machine
Implement Conditional Logic in a Zag.js Action to Enforce a Single Character Per Input
Trigger Side Effects using Zag.js computed and watch Properties
Submit Pin Input Values in a Form with a Hidden Input
Refactor Zag.js State Machine Powered Pin Component Functionality to a Custom React Hook