SchemaCreate

Renders the create form of a resource from its schema, and submits it to the create endpoint.

A resource gets this view automatically. Mount it explicitly to intercept the submit, add form actions, or replace the generated form.

Example

<SchemaResource
  name="eshop/product"
  create={
    <SchemaCreate
      params={{source: 'catalog-import'}}
      onPostSubmit={() => notify('Product created')}
    />
  }
/>

Props

On top of these it accepts React Admin's CreateProps except children.

Name	Type	Default	Description
name	string	'create'	Which create view of the schema to render
children	ReactNode	generated form	Replaces the generated inputs
onSubmit	SubmitHandler<FieldValues>	default create call	Takes over submitting entirely
onPostSubmit	() => void	—	Runs after a successful save
params	Record<string, string>	—	Extra query parameters sent with the request
title	ReactNode	<SchemaViewTitle />	Card header
toolbarActions	ReactNode	<SchemaViewToolbarActions />	Buttons next to the title
formActions	ReactNode	<SchemaFormActions />	Buttons in the form toolbar; defaults to a save button

The slots are described in detail on View slots.

caution

onSubmit replaces the save — the record is not created unless your handler does it. To only react to a save, use onPostSubmit.

Where it goes afterwards

The redirect follows afterSave in the view schema: list, show, prev or stay. A triggerAction returned with the created record that redirects in the same tab goes there instead (see action results). With navigationGuard enabled on SchemaAdmin, leaving a dirty form asks for confirmation first.

See also

• SchemaEdit — the same form for an existing record
• Form schema generators — declaring the form on the Python side
• Create/edit view boxes — the same on the Ruby side