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@babbubba/bs-easy-form

v1.1.4

Published

It helps building forms with bootstrap style.

Downloads

44

Readme

BsEasyForm

It helps building forms with bootstrap style.

Supported form element

Common Input element

The following input element types are displayed with the input tag:

'text','password','email','number','search','tel','url','datetime-local','date','time','week','month'

The date types ('datetime-local','date','time','week','month') are formatted automatically using angular DatePipe. The value expected is a Angualr Date type value and he returned value is Date type as well.

Textarea

'textarea'

Checkbox

'checkbox'

Select element

'select', 'enum-checkbox',

Select2

'select2multi'

N.B.: To get correct style import the css file: "node_modules/@ng-select/ng-select/themes/default.theme.css" in the "styles" section of your angular.json.

Example

This is a simple configuration for the form building.

It will generate two input type 'text' with required validation and one select2 with multiple selection (not mandatory).

this.formConf = {
              controls: [
              {
                name: 'code',
                label: 'Codice',
                class: 'col-md-3',
                value: this.model?.code,
                type: 'text',
                validators: {
                  required: true
                }
              },
              {
                name: 'name',
                label: 'Nome',
                class: 'col-md-3',
                value: this.model?.name,
                type: 'text',
                validators: {
                  required: true
                }
              },
              {
                 name: 'membersId',
                 label: 'Membri',
                 value: this.model?.membersId,
                 type: 'select2multi',
                 class: 'col-md-6',
                 list: this.users,
                 validators: {}
              }
            ]
}

In the template file we use the dynamic form in this way:

 <BsDynamicForm *ngIf="formConf" [formConf]="formConf" (submittedValue)="submitted($event)"></BsDynamicForm>

The submitted event returns the IFormSubmit object. It contains:

  • formGroup - of type FormGroup it is the raw FormGroup submitted. You will never use the formGroup.value object because it doesn't contain parsed data object like Date types;
  • result - of type any this contains the parsed model (cloned from form binded data but parsed);

This is an example of how to handle the submit value event:

 submitted(response: IFormSubmit) {
  if (!response.formGroup.valid || !this.model) return;

  this.model = { ...this.model, ...response.result };
  // objectAssign(this.model, frm.value);

  if (this.model?.id) {
   //update
   this.myService.update(this.model).subscribe(res => {	... });
  }
  else {
   //create
   this.myService.create(this.model).subscribe(res => { ... });
  }
 }