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formalist-compose

v3.1.0

Published

A JavaScript implementation for composing an abstract syntax tree (matching the Formalist schema) into a renderable object.

Downloads

989

Readme

Formalist Compose

A JavaScript implementation for composing an abstract syntax tree (matching the Formalist schema) into a renderable object.

Usage

An example AST of a form

// data.js

export default  = [
  [
    "field",
    [
      "field-one-name",
      "int",
      "default",
      123,
      [],
      [],
      []
    ]
  ],
  [
    "field",
    [
      "field-two-name",
      "string",
      "default",
      "Title goes here",
      [],
      [],
      []
    ]
  ],
  [
    "section",
    [
      "Main section",
      [],
      [
        [
          "field",
          [
            "field-three-name",
            "string",
            "default",
            321,
            [],
            [],
            []
          ]
        ],
        [
          "field",
          [
            "field-four-name",
            "string",
            "default",
            "Content goes here",
            [],
            [],
            []
          ]
        ]
      ]
    ]
  ]
]

Create a composed form function passing in an optional config object. The composed form function then consumes the AST and returns renderable object.

import composeForm, {createFormConfig} from 'formalist-compose'
import AST from './data.js'

// create a 'composed' form function passing in option config object e.g. { prefix: 'user' }
let formTemplate = composeForm(createFormConfig({ ... form config }))

// pass the AST to the 'composed' form function
let form = formTemplate(AST)

form.render()
//=> 'field:field-one-name-123-0,1,field:field-two-name-Title goes here-1,1,start-section:Main section,field:field-three-name-321-2,1,2,0,1,field:field-four-name-Content goes here-2,1,2,1,1,end-section:Main section'

API

A composed form exposes the following methods:

  • render — compile and render the form based on its current state
  • getState — get the current state object representing the form
  • dispatch — dispatch an action to form’s reducer
  • batchDispatch — dispatch multiple actions to form’s reducer
  • on — bind listeners to form events
  • off — unbind listeners to form events

Events

External

A composed form exposes an event bus, through the on and off methods, that can be used to listen to events that are relevant to a consuming application:

  • change - fired when the form’s state is updated, passes the internal store’s getState method
  • busy - fired when the form is busy (uploading a file for example)
  • idle - fired when the form is no longer busy
  • invalid - fired when a validation error has occurred
  • valid - fired when validation errors have been cleared

Internal

A compiled form passes an internal event bus to each field and many component. This bus listens to the following events:

  • field:busy — fire when a field is busy, expects a unique ID
  • field:idle — fire when a field is no longer busy, expects the same unique ID to match against busy queue
  • field:invalid — fire when a field is invalid, expects a unique ID
  • field:valid — fire when a field is no longer invalid, expects the same unique ID to match against invalid queue.

Tests

$ npm run test