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formaggino

v1.0.1

Published

A small vanilla js library for validate your forms

Downloads

1

Readme

GitHub

🧀 Formaggino

A small vanilla js library for validate your forms without external dependencies

Getting started

Install the package

npm install formaggino

Initialize the library

import Formaggino from "formaggino";
const formaggino = new Formaggino();

Create a form remember to include method, action and novalidate on your form

<form
  method="POST"
  id="form"
  action="https://your-action.io/sendform"
  novalidate
>
  <input name="name" type="text" required />
  <span class="form-error">Your error text</span>
  ...
  <div class="form-report-error">error</div>
  <div class="form-report-success">success</div>
  <span class="form-loading"> loading... </span>
  <button type="submit">submit</button>
</form>

call the submitEvent method

formaggino.submitEvent("#form");

or use the options

formaggino.submitEvent("#form"{
  mode: 'json',
  loadingClass: 'your-loading__custom_class',
  closingTimint: 8000
  ...
});

don't forget to set you css

.form-error,
.invalid-feedback,
.form-loading,
.form-report-error,
.form-report-success {
  display: none;
}

.active {
  display: block;
}

Options

| Option | Type | Default | Description | | :------------ | :-----: | :-------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------ | | mode | string | form-data | the type of data to send to fetch request, you can also use json | | loadingClass | string | form-loading | the css class for loading element | | errorClass | string | form-error | the css class for each single field of form | | formSuccess | string | form-report-success | the css class for form success element | | formError | string | form-report-error | the css class for form error element | | closingTiming | integer | 3000 | timeout for form report duration | | listener | string | change | the event listener for each single field in form |

Contributing

Build for development

  • Having all the dependencies installed run npm run dev. This command will generate UMD (unminified), CommonJS and ESM modules under the dist folder. It will also watch for changes in source files to recompile.

Build for production

  • Having all the dependencies installed run npm run build. This command will generate the same modules as above and one extra minified UMD bundle for usage in browser.

Scripts

  • npm run build - Produces production version of library modules under dist folder.
  • npm run dev - Produces a development version of library and runs a watcher to watch for changes.
  • npm run test - Runs the tests.
  • npm run lint - Lints the source code with ESlint.
  • npm run prepare - Run both BEFORE the package is packed and published, on local npm install without any arguments, and when installing git dependencies.
  • npm run clean - Deletes dist and coverage folders.
  • npm run serve - serve the index.html with http-server

License

The MIT License (MIT)