Sometimes you need some dynanicness in your schema. To do this we have conditional. The basic is it listens to a valueManager and then tries show or hide.

Props:

• value (optional - any - null) - The value to listen to can if not given, than it will be a compare against not null.

• listen (optional - string - path) The path to listen to can be empty, in which case will look for defaults to the current path. Can be relative '..' or absolute. Defaults to the current path.

• template (optional - string|ReactFactory) The template to use if it evaluates to true IE - Modal, ShowHide

• falseTemplate (optional - string|ReactFactory) The template to use if the expression evaluates to false.

• animate (optional - boolean|string|object) A string to use a named animation,or a boolean. if a string that string will be the "name" to use to animate. If an object is passed than it will passed as props to the transition group. If === true than the default animation will be used. If === false than no animation is used

• operator (optional - string|regex - truthy How to compare the value to the matched value. If ommitted and a value is given than === is used. If ommitted and the value is ommitted than a truthy (!!value) is used. The built in operators are: * '==' - Same as javascript == * '>=' * '<=' * '>' * '<' * '===' * '!==' - Special ones - * 'truthy' !!value * 'falsey' !value * '/regex/[gim]' /regex/.test() * '!/regex/[gim]' !/regext/.test(); * 'something registed with the loader'

• error (optional - string) - The error path to listen to. This path is evaluated slighty differntly, always absolute.

• dismiss (optional - string) - This will be set to false, given to make the current conditional false. Set this for dismissing modals. If not provided, the template will recieve a dismiss property with the current key substituting '.' with '_' and prepended with an @

See the example