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@qlee/react-form

v0.1.8

Published

react form

Downloads

3

Readme

react-form

Create a form

Link to form example

Field Props -defaultValues?: Record<string, any> The form default value

Form Api

  • getFiled(fieldName: string): Field Get the field by field name

  • Submit(): Promise<Record<string, any>> Return a promise resolve form data when validating successfully reject a map of ValidationError when validating failed

Create a field

Link to field example

Field Props

  • name: string The field name

  • defaultValue?: T The field default value

  • validators?: Validator<T>[] The field validator array

Field Api

  • validate(): Promise<void> Return a promise. resolve void when validating successfully reject a ValidationError when validating failed

  • getValue(): T|undefined Return field value

  • getValidValue(): Promise<T|undefined> Return a promise. resolve the field value when validating successfully reject a ValidationError when validating failed

  • cleanError(): void Clean the field error

  • getError(): ValidationError<T> | undefined Return the field error

  • setValue(value: T): void Set the field value

  • subscribe(changeSubscriber: ChangeSubscriber<T>, errorSubscriber: ErrorSubscriber<T>): void

    • changeSubscriber(change: {name: string, prev?: T,curr: T}) => void changeSubscribe is a function triggered when the value changed
    • errorSubscriber is a function triggered when the field error changed (the error is missed when clear error) (error?: {fieldName: string, value?: T, message: string}) => void
  • unsubscribe(...subscriber: Array<ChangeSubscriber<T> | ErrorSubscriber<T>>): void Not trigger the subscribers when there is a change

Validation

Validator Constructor

    interface MessageGenerator {
      (fieldName: string, fieldValue: any): string
    }

    interface Validator<T> {
       validate: (value: T, form: Form) => boolean | Promise<boolean>
       message: MessageGenerator | string,
    }