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@tilewise/form

v0.1.2

Published

The form engine. A form is data: a tree of field and layout nodes, each field with an optional `when` (shown while other fields hold certain values) and an optional `validate` schema. `<Form>` draws it with a **registry** of components (an input per kind,

Readme

@tilewise/form

The form engine. A form is data: a tree of field and layout nodes, each field with an optional when (shown while other fields hold certain values) and an optional validate schema. <Form> draws it with a registry of components (an input per kind, a layout per kind, a wrapper around each field and one around the form), holds its values on @tanstack/react-form, and submits the fields on screen. The ./valibot entry builds a form from a valibot object schema.

It draws nothing itself. That is why it is its own package: the form's data says nothing of how it looks, so a new design system is a new registry, not a new form. @tilewise/ui's registry is baseInputs, baseLayouts, FieldWrapper and RootWrapper.

Docs

The Forms guide is in docs/: ten pages, from a first form to writing an input, with the package's rules and its reference. Each page is a .doc.yaml with its .md copy beside it; an app reads them in its copy of the package, packages/bh/form/docs/. The docs site (pnpm docs:dev in tilewise) shows them at /forms/overview, with the examples live.

Layer

Depends on @tanstack/react-form and @standard-schema/spec, with React as a peer; valibot only for its tests (the ./valibot entry reads a schema's shape without importing valibot). Of tilewise's packages it builds on @tilewise/resource, for the filter tree's and the field metadata's types a filter form folds its fields into, and only @tilewise/ui depends on it.