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@normalize/formdown

v1.0.10

Published

Markdown that builds forms

Downloads

6

Readme

Formdown

Markdown that creates forms.

Why?

Because creating form designers and saving crazy amounts of meta-data is time-consuming and full of security holes. Much like the reasons for Markdown, with Formdown you save simple secure strings that create simple forms at runtime. No mess, no fuss.

Getting Started

Run the install with NPM

npm i @normalize/formdown

Import Formdown

import formdown from '@normalize/formdown';

Parse your Formdown string.

const string = "
---First Name---
T___";

formdown.render(string);

Render will hand you back a HTML form string which you'll need to render on your page.

Check out https://formdown.net for help, examples, cheatsheets and advanced guides using Angular or React.

Screenshot

What's new

Check out our latest releases at https://www.formdown.net/releases