Hold error message in state

[Liooo]

Currently we need to set up state by ourselves in order to set error message at runtime (e.g. when showing an error message from server API), as discussed in this issue #19.

I thought it'd be much simpler to have the error message in the components' state and then change the error message directly.

After the this change, this code can be written as below

var RegisterForm = React.createClass({
...
    onClick: function(evt) {
        evt.preventDefault();
        var values = this.refs.registerForm.getValue();
        if (values) {
            var errors = sendDataToServer(values);
            if (errors.email) {
              var emailComp = this.refs.registerForm.getComponent('email')
              emailComp.setState({ hasError: true, error: errors.email })
            }
        }
    },
...
    render: function() {
        var Form = t.form.createForm(Model, {
            fields: {
                email: {
                    type: 'email',
                    label: 'Email',
                }
            }
        });

[Liooo]

Manipulating the child's state directly could be a bad practice, in which case we could expose an API like setError('error message') on the component

[zoranmarjanovic]

This could be a problem. e.g. if there is an error hasError will become true but in the moment when this.getError() is called hasError is still true. The result is that component will have error style but there is no error message. Possible solution is to wait until state has changed and than set state for error or, pass to getError param true to ignore the hasError state.

[Liooo]

That's right, thanks.

@gcanti
any opinions regarding this PR?