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formsy-react-wrapper

v0.0.3

Published

Enhanced formsy-react component to handle asynchronous validations

Downloads

5

Readme

formsy-react-wrapper Build Status

Added a wrapper to formsy-react to have asynchronous validations and translations for error messages.

Install

npm install formsy-react-wrapper

How to use

To register asynchronous validator

The validator function has to return a promise.

import FormsyWrapper from 'formsy-react-wrapper'
import request from 'superagent'

FormsyWrapper.addAsyncValidationRule('isUniqueEmail', (value, optionalVal) => {
  return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
    request
      .post('/api/usercheck')
      .send({email: value})
      .set('Accept', 'application/json')
      .end((err, res) => {
        if (err || !res.ok) {
          reject('check failed')
        } else {
          resolve('check ok')
        }
      })
  })
})

It provides an input component to use with wrapped form component

import React, {Component} from 'react'
import FormsyWrapper from 'formsy-react-wrapper'

class App extends Component {
  render () {
    return (
      <FormsyWrapper.Form className='form'>
        <FormsyWrapper.Input
          name='email'
          validations='isEmail'                      // react-formsy API
          validationError='This is not an email!'    // react-formsy API
          asyncValidations='isUniqueEmail'           // register asynchronous validator name here
          asyncValidationErrors={{isUniqueEmail: 'Email has to be unique'}}  // for failed async validation error message
          required />
      </FormsyWrapper.Form>
    )
  }
}

Error message can have translations by locale

<FormsyWrapper.Input
  validationError={{en: 'This is not an email!', zh: '非email格式'}}
  asyncValidations='isUniqueEmail'
  asyncValidationErrors={{isUniqueEmail: {en: 'Email has to be unique', zh: 'email必须是唯一的'}}}
  locale={this.state.locale}   // `locale` should be either `en` or `zh`
  required />

Example

run example locally

npm run example

// Check http://localhost:8080/

Or see demo

API

formsy-react-wrapper posts the Formsy.Form API to FormsyWrapper.Form, you can use them in the same way.

onValid()

onValidSubmit()

These will be triggered only when both synchronous and asynchronous validation success

onInvalid()

onInvalidSubmit()

These will be triggered when either synchronous or asynchronous validation fails

FormsyWrapper.addAsyncValidationRule(name, func)

Adding async validation rules, the second parameter function must return a promise. Example see how to use section.

FormsyWrapper.Form

Use this instead of Formsy.Form. Example see how to use section.

FormsyWrapper.Input

Must be used with <FormsyWrapper.Form />. Example see how to use section.

To register non-async valiation

Call Formsy.addValidationRule(name, ruleFunc) directly.

TODO

  • add more tests
  • maybe a HOC method so that we add async validation to other form components.