configurable form theme

[burnettk]

allowing switching form to MUI using ui:theme mui in the ui schema
facilitates transition to MUI by allowing us to see what various forms will look like when they use mui.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Enhanced theme determination in forms to support multiple themes with appropriate error handling for unsupported themes.

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Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The update in the CustomForm.tsx introduces dynamic theme selection for forms based on the uiSchema object. It now supports rendering either CarbonForm or MuiForm components depending on the specified theme, with robust error handling for unsupported themes.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.../src/components/CustomForm.tsx	Added theme determination logic and conditional rendering based on uiSchema theme.

Possibly related issues

• extract react json schema form carbon theme #803: This issue discusses integrating a Carbon theme for react-jsonschema-form, which aligns with the updated theme handling in CustomForm.tsx. The PR's enhancements could contribute to the broader theme integration efforts mentioned in the issue.

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between b9e70d1 and 874f497.

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• spiffworkflow-frontend/src/components/CustomForm.tsx (2 hunks)

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spiffworkflow-frontend/src/components/CustomForm.tsx (2)

492-492: Rendering logic for CarbonForm is appropriate.

The use of the spread operator, although flagged by ESLint, is justified here due to the need to pass numerous props dynamically.

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497-497: Rendering logic for MuiForm is correctly implemented.

Like the CarbonForm, the use of the spread operator is necessary for passing props dynamically.

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