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@open-formulieren/types

v0.38.0

Published

Typescript type definitions for Open Forms' Form.io extensions

Downloads

460

Readme

Open Forms types

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TypeScript types for Open Forms and Form.io.

Form.io ships some type definitions itself, but as it is not implemented in TypeScript itself, the practicality of those types is a bit lacking. Open Forms supports a subset of Form.io's features and benefits from much stricter type definitions to make working with component types and certain generic features easier.

Audience

This library mostly serves the @open-formulieren/formio-renderer and @open-formulieren/formio-builder packages. In the longer term, they will become relevant for the @open-formulieren/sdk package too and any person wishing to extend our SDK using TypeScript.

Usage

Install with npm or yarn:

npm install --save-dev @open-formulieren/types
yarn add -D @open-formulieren/types

It's recommended to install the library as dev-dependency as it's only relevant during compilation and in source code.

Specific schemas

We provide schemas for the Form.io schemas used by Open Forms. Import them as:

import {NumberComponentSchema, TextfieldSchema} from '@open-formulieren/types';

// use in your own interfaces:
interface TextfieldComponentProps {
  component: TextfieldSchema;
  value: TextfieldSchema['defaultValue'];
  errors: string[];
}

// or even with generics
interface ComponentProps<T> {
  component: T;
  value: T['defaultValue'];
  errors: string[];
}

type TextfieldComponentProps = ComponentProps<TextfieldSchema>;

Base schemas

The component-specific schemas are extended from the base schemas.

You can use these to narrow your own component types, or provide them to interfaces where the exact component type is not known (yet).

import {
  DisplayConfig, // additional common OF-specific properties
  HasValidation, // subset of Form.io validate options + i18n of validation errors
  InputComponentSchema, // base schema for any user-input component type
  LayoutComponentSchema, // base schema for any purely layout component type (like fieldset) // custom backend prefill configuration
  OFExtensions, // custom backend renderer configuration
  PrefillConfig,
} from '@open-formulieren/types';

Release flow

We don't let npm apply the git tags when releasing a new version, instead follow this process:

npm version --no-git-tag-version minor
git commit -am ":bookmark: Bump to version <newVersion>"
git tag "<newVersion>"
git push origin main --tags

If you have PGP keys set up, you can use them for the git tag operation.

The CI pipeline will then publish the new version to npmjs.