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@jfdevelops/react-multi-step-form-builder

v1.0.0

Published

Headless React components for building multi-step form builders

Readme

@jfdevelops/react-multi-step-form-builder

Headless React elements for building a drag-and-drop form builder on top of @jfdevelops/multi-step-form-builder-core. They provide behavior, keyboard support, ARIA wiring and drag and drop (through dnd-kit), with no styles.

Installation

pnpm add @jfdevelops/multi-step-form-builder-core @jfdevelops/react-multi-step-form-builder

Usage

import {
  Canvas,
  CanvasField,
  DragHandle,
  FormBuilder,
  Inspector,
  InspectorProperty,
  Palette,
  PaletteItem,
  StepList,
  StepTab,
  useFormBuilder,
} from '@jfdevelops/react-multi-step-form-builder';

export function Builder() {
  const builder = useFormBuilder();

  return (
    <FormBuilder builder={builder}>
      <Palette className="palette">
        {({ items }) =>
          items.map((item) => (
            <PaletteItem key={item.id} item={item}>
              {item.label}
            </PaletteItem>
          ))
        }
      </Palette>

      <StepList>
        {({ steps }) =>
          steps.map((step) => (
            <StepTab key={step.id} step={step}>
              {step.title}
            </StepTab>
          ))
        }
      </StepList>

      <Canvas className="canvas">
        {({ fields }) =>
          fields.map((field) => (
            <CanvasField key={field.id} field={field} className="field">
              <DragHandle>⠿</DragHandle>
              {field.label ?? field.key}
            </CanvasField>
          ))
        }
      </Canvas>

      <Inspector>
        {({ sections }) =>
          sections.map((section) =>
            section.properties.map((property) => (
              <InspectorProperty key={property.descriptor.path} property={property}>
                {({ labelProps, controlProps, value, setValue }) => (
                  <>
                    <label {...labelProps}>{property.descriptor.label}</label>
                    <input
                      {...controlProps}
                      value={String(value ?? '')}
                      onChange={(event) => setValue(event.target.value)}
                    />
                  </>
                )}
              </InspectorProperty>
            )),
          )
        }
      </Inspector>
    </FormBuilder>
  );
}

Elements

Every element renders a sensible default tag and accepts that tag's props. It exposes its state through data-* attributes (data-selected, data-dragging, data-drop-target, data-invalid, …) and accepts children as a function of its state. To render your own element, pass render={(props, state) => …} and spread props onto it.

| Element | Renders | Purpose | | --- | --- | --- | | FormBuilder | – | Provides the builder and sets up drag and drop | | Palette, PaletteSearch, PaletteItem | div, input, div | Field types to click, press Enter on, or drag | | StepList, StepTab, AddStepButton | div, button, button | Step tabs, which are also drop targets | | Canvas, CanvasField, DragHandle | div, div, button | The active step's fields: selection, shortcuts, sorting | | Inspector, InspectorProperty | div, div | Properties for the selection, with label, input and error ids | | StepValidation | div | The form's library, no validation, or a Standard Schema library for one step | | ActionButton | button | Undo, redo, delete, duplicate, copy, cut, paste… |

Hooks

| Hook | Returns | | --- | --- | | useFormBuilder(options) | A builder for the lifetime of the component | | useBuilder, useBuilderSnapshot, useBuilderSelector | The builder and its state | | usePalette, useCanvas, useInspector, useStepValidation | The view models behind the elements | | useFormSettings() | Form-wide settings (default validator, casing, storage key, instances) and update | | useSchemaEditor(fieldId?) | The selected field's schema tree and its edits: the Standard Schema builder | | useGeneratedCode(options?) | The form as a TypeScript module (source), the steps' validators (validatorsSource, steps), value types, and the npm packages it imports | | useFormPreview() | The form running as a real multi-step form: steps, fields with values, setters and errors, and navigation | | useBuilderAction(action), useBuilderDrag() | Whether an action can run, and live drag state |

useGeneratedCode is headless: show source in any editor. For hover types, load the type declarations of packages into it. The example does this with Monaco and a small Vite plugin.

function Preview() {
  const preview = useFormPreview();

  if (preview.status === 'error') return <p>{preview.error.message}</p>;

  return (
    <form
      onSubmit={(event) => {
        event.preventDefault();
        preview.next();
      }}
    >
      {preview.currentStep.fields.map((field) => (
        <label key={field.key}>
          {field.label}
          <input value={String(field.value)} onChange={(event) => field.setValue(event.target.value)} />
          {preview.currentStep.attempted && field.errors.join(', ')}
        </label>
      ))}
      <button type="submit">Next</button>
    </form>
  );
}