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react-openapi-form

v0.0.18

Published

Welcome to `react-openapi-form`. This is a thin wrapper around [rjsf](https://github.com/rjsf-team/react-jsonschema-form).

Downloads

8

Readme

react-openapi-form

Welcome to react-openapi-form. This is a thin wrapper around rjsf.

Goals:

  • Make it easy to use rjsf with openapis with minimal configuration.
  • Ability to work with remote openapis as well as imported ones.
  • Type-safety

Non-goals:

  • Things not mentioned at 'goals'.
  • Things rjsf does sufficiently well. This thing should be complementary and not replace anything.

Installation

Install:

npm i react-openapi-form

Usage

import { OpenapiForm } from "react-openapi-form";
import "react-openapi-form/css.css";
// Your openapi
import openapi from "../public/openapi.json";

const Page = () => {
  return (
    <OpenapiForm openapi={openapi} path="/root/createDatabase" method="post" />
  );
};
export default Page;

TODO

  • ✅ Extrahere OpenapiForm into react-openapi-form npm package and repo.
  • ✅ Make a good readme with goals/non-goals
  • ✅ Make OpenapiForm installation and usage docs good.
  • ✅ Fix theming
  • ✅ Allow for default values and doing stuff with response
  • ✅ Add possibility for extra UI to be provided.
  • Ensure the form gets submitted properly.

Wishlist

  • Be unopinionated about the theming: Make it possible to provide your own Form settings so all rsjf features don't get forgotten. We can do this by decoupling rendering from this package into a prop.