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redux-mini-form

v0.0.11

Published

A minimal redux form

Downloads

4

Readme

redux-mini-form

Build Status

redux-mini-form is a minimal form solution that supply basic form operations and works with React and Redux.

Examples

Overview

The basic concept for redux-mini-form is simple. We use a HOC withForm to do CURD operations to redux store and supply some CURD method in React context. And also we use withField to consume the context and supply necessary method to field component.

Quick Start

Installation

$ npm install --save redux-mini-form

or

$ yarn add redux-mini-form

Usage Example

Suppose we want to build a simple form with a field named username. And we want use redux-mini-form to track the changes in redux store and log the value when user submited this form.

First, we bring the form reducer to our global store.

import {Provider, connect} from 'react-redux'
import {formReducer} from 'redux-mini-form'

const reducer = combineReducers({
  form: formReducer, // Currently, we only support the `formReducer` to be a child of root reducer and named `form`.
})
const store = createStore(reducer)

Second, we can create our own field component or use the build-in field.

import {InputField} from 'redux-mini-form'

// Use the build-in InputField
const UsernameInputField = (...props) =>
	<InputField name='username' {...props} />

// Build your own InputField
const CustomizedInputField = ({onChange, value}) =>
	<input onChange={onChange} name='username' value={value} />
const UsernameInputField = withField({
  parse: (e) => e.target.value,
})(CustomizedInputField)

Third, we can create our own UsernameInputField in a form.

import {
  withForm,
  Form
} from 'redux-mini-form'

const SimpleForm = ({onSubmit, formId, onReset}) => (
  <Form onSubmit={onSubmit} formId={formId}> // The `Form` component comes from redux-mini-form is not necessary, you can build your own Form component.
    <UsernameInputField/>
  </Form>
)

export default withForm()(SimpleForm)

Now, we can use our SimpleForm in our app like this.

// onSubmit have all field values as a parameter.
<SimpleForm formId='SIMPLE_FORM' onSubmit={() => null} />

Documentation

In progress.

Building examples from sources

$ git clone [email protected]:eavesal/redux-mini-form.git
$ cd redux-mini-form/examples/simple-form # or other exaples from examples folder
$ npm install
$ npm run ci