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@sawala/formulir-react

v0.4.2

Published

React components and headless hooks for embedding Sawala Formulir forms — drop-in for Next.js, Vite, Remix, and any React 18+ app.

Downloads

418

Readme

@sawala/formulir-react

Drop-in React component and headless hooks for embedding Sawala Formulir forms in any React 18+ app.

npm install @sawala/formulir-react
'use client'
import '@sawala/formulir-react/styles.css'
import { FormulirProvider, FormulirForm } from '@sawala/formulir-react'

export default function Page() {
  return (
    <FormulirProvider apiKey="pk_live_…">
      <FormulirForm slug="contact" onSubmit={(s) => console.log(s)} />
    </FormulirProvider>
  )
}

Issue a publishable key from your Sawala dashboard at Settings → API Keys (must be scoped to a single project; product = formulir).

For non-React hosts (WordPress, Squarespace, static HTML, etc.) use the iframe embed:

<iframe
  src="https://formulir.id/embed/<projectId>/<formSlug>?key=pk_live_…"
  style="width:100%;height:600px;border:0"
></iframe>

The dashboard's form editor generates ready-to-copy snippets for both modes.

Theming

Three escalating tiers. Use whichever fits the consumer.

1. CSS variables — lightest

Override any of the --formulir-* variables in your own CSS. The form repaints with no re-render.

.my-app .formulir-form {
  --formulir-color-primary: #9333ea;
  --formulir-radius:        0;
}

2. appearance prop — Clerk-style overrides

<FormulirProvider
  apiKey="pk_live_…"
  appearance={{
    variables: { colorPrimary: '#9333ea', radius: '0' },
    elements:  {
      submitButton: 'bg-purple-600 hover:bg-purple-700 px-6 py-3 rounded-none',
      inputField:   'border-2 border-purple-200 focus:border-purple-600',
    },
  }}
>
  <FormulirForm slug="contact" />
</FormulirProvider>

variables writes inline CSS variables on the form root. elements merges class names into specific slots (form, field, fieldLabel, inputField, submitButton, errorText, loading, error, success, captcha).

3. Headless — full ownership

<FormulirForm.Headless slug="contact">
  {({ definition, values, errors, setValue, submit, submitting, status }) => (
    /* render whatever markup you like */
  )}
</FormulirForm.Headless>

Hidden fields and pre-filled values

Mark any field as Hidden in the dashboard's form editor (Required / Unique / Hidden) when its value should come from the embedder rather than the end-user. The default renderer skips hidden fields entirely; you supply their values via the values prop:

<FormulirForm
  slug="download-report"
  values={{
    report_slug:   'annual-report-2024',
    report_locale: 'id',
    report_title:  'Laporan Tahunan 2024',
  }}
  onSubmit={(s) => console.log(s)}
/>

values is a one-shot pre-fill applied when the form definition resolves; subsequent prop changes are intentionally ignored (this is not a controlled-input mechanism). It also works for visible fields — the end-user can still edit those after the prefill seeds them.

Hidden required fields whose value isn't supplied cause submission to fail with the same FIELD_VALIDATION_FAILED error as a missing visible required field — so always pass the prop when a hidden field is required.

For the iframe embed, supply the same values via URL query parameters with bracket syntax:

<iframe src="https://formulir.id/embed/<projId>/<slug>?key=pk_live_…&values[report_slug]=annual-report-2024&values[report_locale]=id"></iframe>

Spam protection (Cloudflare Turnstile)

Turn on Cloudflare Turnstile in two clicks from the dashboard:

  1. Per project, once: open Settings → Projects → Edit → Spam protection, paste a sitekey + secret from your own Cloudflare account (sitekeys come from dash.cloudflare.com → Turnstile → Add Widget), click Test to confirm Cloudflare accepts the secret, then Save. Your secret is encrypted at rest before it lands in Sawala's database.
  2. Per form: in the form's settings sidebar, flip the Spam protection switch and save.

After that, <FormulirForm> renders a Turnstile challenge above the submit button automatically — there is no extra code to write. The package picks up settings.captcha.sitekey from the form-definition response, mounts the widget, blocks submit until the challenge is solved, and resets the widget after each successful submission.

If your site sends a Content-Security-Policy header, allow:

script-src  https://challenges.cloudflare.com
frame-src   https://challenges.cloudflare.com

New error codes surfaced through the existing error value (error.code, error.message):

| Code | When | |---|---| | CAPTCHA_REQUIRED | Submit ran without a Turnstile token (e.g. the user clicked Submit before solving the challenge — the package usually prevents this, but it can happen in headless mode). | | CAPTCHA_FAILED | Cloudflare's siteverify rejected the token. The widget auto-resets so the user can try again. | | CAPTCHA_NOT_CONFIGURED | The form's captcha.enabled is true but the parent project has no Turnstile keys saved. The operator needs to complete step 1 above. |

Headless mode: the widget is not rendered for you. You read definition.settings.captcha.sitekey, render Turnstile yourself (any Cloudflare-recommended way), and pass the resulting token to submit({ 'cf-turnstile-response': token }). submit accepts an optional extras record that's merged into the value map at post time:

<FormulirForm.Headless slug="contact">
  {({ definition, submit }) => {
    const sitekey = definition?.settings.captcha?.sitekey
    // …render Turnstile with `sitekey`, capture `token`…
    return <button onClick={() => submit({ 'cf-turnstile-response': token })}>Send</button>
  }}
</FormulirForm.Headless>

The Sawala-hosted iframe embed (https://formulir.id/embed/…) handles Turnstile internally using a Sawala-managed widget — no setup needed on the embed path beyond the per-form toggle.

Localised labels and messages

When the form's operator has filled in per-locale field labels and per-locale success messages in the dashboard, pass a BCP-47 locale code to <FormulirProvider> (provider-wide default) or to <FormulirForm> (per-form override) to pick which translations render.

import { useLocale } from 'next-intl'
import { FormulirProvider, FormulirForm } from '@sawala/formulir-react'

export function ContactForm() {
  const locale = useLocale()  // e.g. 'id' or 'en'
  return (
    <FormulirProvider apiKey={process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_FORMULIR_KEY!} locale={locale}>
      <FormulirForm slug="contact-form" />
    </FormulirProvider>
  )
}

The renderer resolves each field's label as field.labels?.[locale] → field.labels?.[settings.defaultLocale] → field.label → field.name. The post-submission success message resolves as settings.success.messages?.[locale] → settings.success.messages?.[settings.defaultLocale] → settings.success.message. Empty strings short-circuit to the next fallback (so transient '' from a host i18n library during hydration never produces an empty <label></label>). Toggling locale re-renders without a network request — the package fetches the form definition once and resolves locales locally.

For headless consumers, the resolution helpers are exported:

import { resolveLabel, resolveSuccessMessage } from '@sawala/formulir-react'

const label = resolveLabel(field, locale, definition.settings.defaultLocale)
const text  = resolveSuccessMessage(definition.settings.success, locale, definition.settings.defaultLocale)

The iframe embed accepts the same locale via ?locale=id:

<iframe src="https://formulir.id/embed/<projId>/<slug>?key=pk_live_…&locale=id"></iframe>

The embed iframe is server-rendered, so changing ?locale= requires reloading the iframe — there is no client-side toggle. Submissions are unchanged on the wire (keyed by field.name) and the dashboard inbox always shows the canonical singular labels.

API

import { useFormulirForm } from '@sawala/formulir-react'

const {
  definition, values, errors,
  status, submitting, error,
  setValue, submit, reset,
} = useFormulirForm({ slug: 'contact' })

submit accepts an optional extras record: submit({ 'cf-turnstile-response': token }). Extras are merged into the values map at post time (extras win on key collision). Calling submit() with no args is unchanged.

Status values: 'loading-definition' | 'ready' | 'submitting' | 'submitted' | 'error-definition' | 'error-submit'.

Self-hosting the gateway

If you front the Formulir API with your own gateway, override baseUrl on the provider:

<FormulirProvider apiKey="…" baseUrl="https://api.example.com/public/formulir">