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@domoskanonos/nidoca-form-helper

v1.0.10

Published

Der Nidoca Form Helfer, durchläuft alle HTML Elemente eines Elternteils und such automatisch alle Form Elemente und baut aus den aktuellen Werten ein Objekt.

Downloads

11

Readme

nidoca framework (nidoca-form-helper)

it's often tedious and time-consuming to read current values ​​from formular fields. this little helper class will help you get the job done. it finds all form elements (input, select, textarea, button), automatically reads out the current values and returned the corresponding model object.

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usage

install npm

npm i @domoskanonos/nidoca-form-helper

let's assume, you have an html formular with several input fields and want to read out the current values:

<form id="myForm">
    <input type="test" name="myText" value="myTextValue" />
    <select name="mySelect">
        <option value="myOptionValue" selected>my option value</option>
    </select>
    <textarea name="myTextarea">myTextareaValue</textarea>
    <button name="myButton" value="myButtonValue"></button>
</form>

code

typescript model class
//corresponding form model class
class Test {
    myText: string | undefined;
    myTextarea: string | undefined;
    myButton: string | undefined;
    mySelect: string | undefined;
}
get current values from formular elements as test object instance
// get values from form element
const formElement = document.getElementById("myForm");
const nidocaHelperForm: NidocaHelperForm<Test> = new NidocaHelperForm();
const model: Test = nidocaHelperForm.getCurrent(formElement);
current test object value
{
    myText: "myTextValue";
    myTextarea: "myTextareaValue;
    myButton: "myButtonValue";
    mySelect: "mySelectValue";
}