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opium-forms

v1.0.0

Published

Form controller for both React Native and React Dom

Downloads

3

Readme

opium-forms

Form controller for both React Native and React Dom

1. Install the package

npm i opium-forms

2. Wrap your dummy component with withForm HOC

import { withForm } from 'opium-forms'

const MyInput = withForm(() => 'Your code here')

This will add following props to the component:

  • value — value of the component. Will be changed automatically
  • initialValue — this value will be used to reset the form. If not specified, value will be used to reset
  • name — Required string. Name of the value in the output object. You can use string (user) or object-like strings (user.email, user.accounts[0]) to describe the structure of the object
  • match — regexp to compare value with. Has to be an array of arrays like this: [[/[0-9]/, 'Use only digits'], [[0-9]{4}, 'Use exectly 4 digits']]. If one of the regexps doesn't match, an error will be set to the field
  • error — string. If you want to set an error manually, use this prop
  • disabled — boolean
  • required — boolean
  • type — string. If type is submit, the form will be fully checked after clicking on this component
  • onRender — Function like: (value) => modifiedvalue. Receives a value and changes it. Doesn't affect the output object with all the values, affects only the appearence of value on render

3. Wrap your input with Form component

import { Form } from 'opium-forms'
import { MyInput } from 'opium-forms'

function handleForm(values) {
  console.log(values)
  // Logs { name: 'name value', user: { accont: 'some deep user account value' } }
}

const App = () => <Form onChange={handleForm} onSubmit={handleForm}>
  <MyInput name="name">
  <MyInput name="user.accont">
  <MyInput type="submit">
</Form>

4. Using Form Hook

Inside the Form component you can use useForm hook

import { useForm } from 'opium-forms'

const App = () => <Form>
  <Fields />
</Form>

const Fields = () => {
  const {
    setField,
    setFields,
    getFields,
    getTouchedFields,
    initialValues,
    setInitialValue,
    touched,
    setTouched,
    reset,
    hasError,
    setError,
    handleSubmit,
    setMatch,
  } = useForm()
}