@gabrielmedeiros2/json-auto-forms
v1.0.1
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<h1 align="center">Json Auto Forms</h1>
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Installing
$ npm install --save json-auto-forms
Quickstart
Import json-auto-forms module
@NgModule({
declarations: [
...
],
imports: [
...
AutoFormLibModule,
]
...
})
...
Usage
On your component, set the json object corresponding to the form you want to be generated and create a function to receive the submitted form.
import {FormLayout} from "./form-layout.model";
@Component({
selector: 'my-feature',
templateUrl: './my-feature.component.html',
styleUrls: ['./my-feature.component.css'],
standalone: true
})
export class MyFeatureComponent {
myForm: FormLayout = {
id: 1,
fields: [
{
name: 'Text Field',
type: FormFieldType.TEXT_INPUT,
fieldWidth: '100%',
order: 1,
useMatError: true,
validators: [
{
name: FormFieldValidatorEnum.REQUIRED
}
]
},
{
name: 'Number Field',
type: FormFieldType.NUMBER_INPUT,
fieldWidth: '49%',
order: 2,
useMatError: true
},
{
name: 'Date Field',
type: FormFieldType.DATE_INPUT,
fieldWidth: '49%',
order: 3,
useMatError: true
},
]
}
public mySubmittedValues(form: FormGroup): void {
console.log(form.getRawValue());
}
}
In the HTML, insert the library tag making references to the previous steps configurations
<auto-form [formLayout]="myForm" (submitForm)="mySubmittedValues($event)"></auto-form>
For form array usage:
TS
export class MyFeatureComponent {
myAddFormEventEmmiter: EventEmmiter<any> = new EventEmmiter<any>();
/* Your code here */
}
HTML
<button click="myAddFormEventEmmiter.emit()">Add Form</button>
<auto-form-array [formLayout]="myForm" [addItem]="myAddFormEventEmmiter" (submitForm)="mySubmittedValues($event)"></auto-form-array>
Form options
Input types
FormFieldType.TEXT_INPUT;
FormFieldType.FILE_INPUT;
FormFieldType.NUMBER_INPUT;
FormFieldType.DATE_INPUT;
FormFieldType.DATE_TIME_INPUT;
FormFieldType.RADIO_INPUT;
FormFieldType.PASSWORD_INPUT;
FormFieldType.TEXT_AREA;
FormFieldType.SELECTBOX;
FormFieldType.CHECKBOX;
Validator types
FormFieldValidatorEnum.REQUIRED;
FormFieldValidatorEnum.EMAIL;
FormFieldValidatorEnum.MAX_LENGTH;
FormFieldValidatorEnum.MIN_LENGTH;
FormFieldValidatorEnum.FUNCTION;
Custom Validators
On this version, now it's possible to create your own custom validators. To archieve that, use the new validator type "function".
import {AbstractControl, ValidationErrors, ValidatorFn} from "@angular/forms";
// Create your custom validator
const myCustomValidator: ValidatorFn = (control: AbstractControl): ValidationErrors | null => {
if(control.value === 'invalid') {
const error = {customValidator: true};
control.setErrors(error);
return error;
}
return null;
}
const form = {
/* Form configurations */
fields: [
{
name: 'Text Field',
type: FormFieldType.TEXT_INPUT,
fieldWidth: '100%',
order: 1,
useMatError: true,
validators: [
{
name: FormFieldValidatorEnum.FUNCTION,
function: myCustomValidator
}
]
},
/* Other fields */
]
}
Custom validator messages
TS
export class MyFeatureComponent {
public myCustomValidatorMessages: ValidationText = {
required: 'Field is required',
email: 'Field must be an email',
minLength: 'Field must contain at least x characters',
maxLength: 'Field must not contain more than x characters',
function: 'Field validation failed'
};
/* Your component code here */
}
HTML
<auto-form [formLayout]="myForm" [validationTextList]="myCustomValidatorMessages" (submitForm)="mySubmittedValues($event)"></auto-form>
Custom submit button styles
CSS
.myCustomStyle {
backgroud-color: blue;
color: white;
border-radius: 12px;
}
TS
export class MyFeatureComponent {
myCustomStyleString: string = 'myCustomStyle';
...
}
HTML
<auto-form [formLayout]="myForm" [submitStyles]="myCustomStyleString" (submitForm)="mySubmittedValues($event)"></auto-form>
Add more action buttons
HTML
<auto-form [formLayout]="myForm" [submitStyles]="myCustomStyleString" (submitForm)="mySubmittedValues($event)">
<button type="button" (click)="goBack()">Go back to previous page</button>
</auto-form>