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ember-form-validations

v0.0.15-beta.6

Published

A simple addon for validating forms in ember.js

Downloads

12

Readme

Lego blocks

We need a form to have the following properties:

  • clientFormErrors: errors due to checks made before a form is submitted
  • serverFormErrors: errors arising from the request that was made
  • clientFormErrorStatus: if errors exist within clientFormErrors
  • serverFormErrorStatus: if errors exist within serverFormErrors

Usage

  • Each of clientFormErrors and serverFormErrors represent key-value pairs of errors. They need to be initialized on the form component e.g
export default Component.extend(ValidatableFormMixin, {

  clientFormErrors: EmberObject.create({
    identification : null,
    password       : null
  }),

  serverFormErrors: EmberObject.create({
    credentials: null
  })

})
  • Within Canopy forms, we wanna satisfy the following
    • all errors should show up together at the end of the form before the submit
    • the erroneous fields need to be highlighted with a red cross
    • focusing into an erroneous field should clear the error
    • focusing out of a field should do the validation for whether the field deserves an error
    • submit button needs to be disabled if any fields are erroneous
    • a server error would mean cleaning out existing client errors
    • focusing into a field after getting a server error should clear the server error

ValidatableFormMixin

The ValidatableFormMixin makes life easier when dealing with the requirements listed out above. The following are made available

  • fn currentFormErrorStatus (args: type, which can either be server or client). returns true or false depending on whether relevant errors exist
  • fn updateServerError (args: property, error) - since the server errors are passed on from a parent component, this can be used to update the serverFormErrors with the relevant error, through didUpdateAttrs for example
  • fn updateClientError (args: property, error)
  • hook afterServerErrorUpdate
  • hook afterClientErrorUpdate
  • hook afterClearingFieldError
  • hook afterSettingFieldError
  • action setFieldError (args: field)
  • action clearFieldError (args: field)