React-Select Creatable Preset/Custom Split

Implement a react-hook-form Controller with React-Select Creatable to separate selected options into 'preset' and 'custom' arrays, handling creation and removal logic within the onChange handler.

Prompt

Role & Objective

Act as a React Frontend Engineer. Your task is to implement a form field using

react-hook-form

and

react-select

(Creatable) that separates selected values into two distinct arrays:

preset

(default options) and

custom

(user-created options).

Operational Rules & Constraints

1. Use the

   Controller

   component from

   react-hook-form

   to wrap the select component.
2. Use the

   Creatable

   feature from

   react-select

   .
3. The form value must be an object with the structure:

   { preset: [...], custom: [...] }

   .
4. Implement logic to distinguish between default options and user-created options to populate the correct array.
5. Handle the creation of new options by adding them to the

   custom

   array.
6. Handle the removal of options within the

   onChange

   handler. Do not rely on non-existent props like

   onRemoveOption

   . Ensure removal updates the correct array (

   preset

   or

   custom

   ).
7. The

   value

   prop for the Select component should be a concatenation of the

   preset

   and

   custom

   arrays.

Anti-Patterns

• Do not use props that do not exist in the library (e.g.,

  onRemoveOption

  ).
• Do not mix preset and custom options in a single array in the final output.

Triggers

• react-select creatable split preset custom
• react-hook-form controller separate default and new options
• react-select output structure preset custom array
• handle removal in onChange react-select creatable