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react-form-component

v2.8.0

Published

Agnostic solution to build react forms with minimalistic styling framework and logic management.

Downloads

626

Readme

Create React forms just with a pure JSX code and let the react-form-component manage its state for you. A themeable form library based on Context API, with a selection of user friendly inputs and wide customization abilities to match your design and functionality.

Docs and examples

Screenshot

Quick start

Install

yarn add react-form-component

Use

  1. Wrap entitre app into <FormThemeProvider>. Optionally define a custom theme in theme prop.
  2. Use <Form> component anywhere in the app, declare all field names in a fields prop.
  3. Use any from built-in input widgets or build custom inputs to compose a form. Give each input a name prop that corresponds with one defined in a fields prop of the ancestor <Form> component.
  4. Use <FormButton> to trigger a submit function that returns all values formatted in a form of a simple javascript object.
// App.js
// Wrap entitre app into a FormThemeProvider.
import React from 'react'
import ReactDOM from 'react-dom'
import { FormThemeProvider } from 'react-form-component'
import BasicExampleForm from './BasicExampleForm'

const App = () =>
  <FormThemeProvider>
    <BasicExampleForm />
  </FormThemeProvider>

ReactDOM.render(<App />, document.querySelector('#app'))


// BasicExampleForm.js
// Create a fully operational form.
import React from 'react'
import ReactDOM from 'react-dom'
import Form, {
  Input,
  Select,
  FormButton,
} from 'react-form-component'

const BasicExampleForm = () =>
  <Form fields={['name', 'email', 'type']}>
    <Input
      name='name'
      label='User name'
    />
    <Input
      name='email'
      type='email'
      label='E-mail'
    />
    <Select
      name='type'
      label='Type of a user'
      options={['Viewer', 'Moderator', 'Admin']}
    />
    <FormButton
      onClick={fields => console.log(fields)}
    >Save</FormButton>
  </Form>

export default BasicExampleForm

Features

  • Built in form state management
  • Wide range of UI form components
  • Handles validation, success states, error state and error messages
  • Customizable theme and notification labels
  • Marking mandatory fields
  • Loading state support for asynchronous operations
  • Various ways for triggering submit action.
  • Optional reseting of all fields after a successful submit (show docs)
  • Values from all fields formatted as one object, well formatted for API calls
  • Suppports nested structure of a form (Field groups)
  • Built in, repleacable react-toastify notification plugin
  • Cross-browser tested
  • SSR support
  • Easy way of custom inputs creation