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formna

v1.0.4

Published

build vanilla js forms without much more pain

Downloads

6

Readme

Formna

Quickly validate forms on your website

Formna is a fast, small, and easy to use JavaScript library. It makes the input and form validation super easy as validation logic can be changed according to users requirements.

Install

npm install formna

Usage

  import { validateInput } from "formna";

  const inputId = "name"; // id of the input field
  const errorId = "nameError"; // id of the error field relevant to the input
  const initialValue = ""; // initial value
  const errorMessage = "Enter a valid name"; // error message to be show
  const errorClassName = "error"; // class related to changes to be shown in the input element when an error occurs
  const validator = (inputVal) => inputVal.trim().length > 0; // validation logic

  const {
    value: nameInputValue,
    isValid: isNameValid,
    focus: focusName,
    hasError: nameHasError,
    reset: resetName
  } = validateInput(inputId, errorId, initialValue, errorMessage, errorClassName, validator)
  • To Validate a Complete Form.
  import { validateForm } from "formna";

  const className = "form";
  const fileldDetails = [
    {
      id: "username", //id of the input field
      errorId: "usernameError", //id of the error field of the respective input
      initialValue: "", // initial value of the input
      errorMessage: "Enter a valid email", // error message to be shown
      errorClassName: "error", // class related to changes need to be seen in the input element
      validator: (inputVal) => inputVal.includes("@"), // validation logic
    },
    {
      id: "password",
      errorId: "passwordError",
      initialValue: "",
      errorMessage: "Enter a valid password",
      errorClassName: "error",
      validator: (inputVal) => inputVal.toString().trim().length > 6,
    },
  ];
  const postEndPoint = ""; // this is completely optional. you can see the same results without passing the third parameter.
  function formCallBack (data){ // This is also an optional parameter
    console.log(data)
  }
  validateForm(className, fileldDetails, postEndPoint, formCallBack);

Conclucsion

Using Formna you can implement real time form validation with side effects in your vanilla.js project.