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@modyra/preact

v0.4.0

Published

Preact binding for the Modyra form engine — a thin variant of the React adapter on preact/hooks.

Downloads

80

Readme

@modyra/preact

Preact binding for the Modyra form engine — a thin variant of @modyra/react: same vanillaReactivity() + useSyncExternalStore pattern, ported to preact/hooks and preact/compat.

npm install @modyra/preact
import { useMdyForm, useMdyField } from "@modyra/preact";
import { field, required } from "@modyra/core";

function SignupForm() {
  const form = useMdyForm(() => ({ email: field("", [required()]) }));
  const email = useMdyField(form.f.email);
  return (
    <input
      value={email.value}
      onChange={(e) => form.f.email.set(e.currentTarget.value)}
      onBlur={email.markAsTouched}
    />
  );
}

What's included

  • useMdyForm(schemaFn, options?) — one typed form per component instance, destroyed on unmount.
  • useMdyField(handle) — subscribes to a single field via useSyncExternalStore (from preact/compat).
  • createStore/createFieldStore — the framework-free store the hooks wrap, directly testable in Node with no Preact renderer.
  • The headless widgets bridgeuseMdyField/useMdySelect/ useMdyCommandQueue from @modyra/widgets' controllers, same shape as the React adapter's (only the hook import source differs: preact/hooks instead of react).
  • The full core APIfield, group, array, serverValidator, crossField, drafts, undo/redo… re-exported from @modyra/core.

Headless recipes

The shadcn/Radix prop-mapper recipes in docs/guides/headless-recipes.md work unchanged: they only touch the framework-agnostic field handle, never a React/Preact API. packages/preact/test/headless-recipes.test.mjs is the React adapter's suite ported verbatim, proving the claim rather than just asserting it.