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@zupertools/form-core

v0.4.0

Published

Framework-agnostic core for zuperform

Readme

zuperform

zuperform (core)

The framework-agnostic core of zuperform. It handles form state, validation, dirty/touched tracking, and dot-path field access. It has no UI framework dependency, only Zod.

What's in here

  • createFormStore(schema, defaultValues) - creates a reactive store that holds form values, errors, and touched state. The store uses a subscribe/snapshot pattern compatible with useSyncExternalStore and similar primitives in other frameworks.
  • validateAll(schema, values) - runs safeParseAsync and returns both the result and a flat Record<string, string> of errors keyed by dot-path.
  • validateField(schema, values, path) - extracts the field's own schema and parses just that value, so async refinements on other fields don't block it.
  • getSchemaAtPath(schema, path) - traverses a Zod schema by dot-path and returns the schema at that location, unwrapping optional, nullable, and default wrappers along the way.
  • coerceToSchema(schema, rawValue) - coerces a raw DOM string value to the type the schema expects. Handles Zod numbers, booleans, and dates.
  • stringifyValue(value, inputType) - takes the value and input type to return a string ready for the value attribute of an input element.
  • getIn(obj, path) / setIn(obj, path, value) - immutable dot-path read and write helpers.
  • getLeafValue(obj, path) - wrapper around getIn that returns the value as LeafValue.
  • flattenPaths(obj) - returns all leaf paths in a nested object as a flat array of dot-path strings.
  • deepEqual(a, b) - structural equality check used internally for dirty tracking.
  • reverseMapDeps(deps) - reverse maps a deps object.

Building an adapter

The main thing you need is createFormStore. It returns a FormStore object:

import { createFormStore } from '@zupertools/form-core'

const store = createFormStore(schema, defaultValues)

// Read state
store.getSnapshot()   // { values, errors, touched }
store.getErrors()
store.getValues()
store.getValue(path)
store.isDirty(path)
store.isTouched(path)

// Write state
store.setValue(path, value)
store.setRawValue(path, rawValue) // coerces rawValue against the field's schema first
store.touch(path)
store.reset(nextValues?)
store.resetField(path, nextValue?)

// Validation
store.validate()            // full async parse, returns ZodSafeParseResult
store.validateField(path)   // async, returns error message or undefined
store.setFieldError(path, message, append?)
store.setIssues(issues, merge?)
store.clearFieldErrors(path)

// Subscribe to changes (compatible with useSyncExternalStore or similar)
const unsubscribe = store.subscribe(() => {
  const { values, errors, touched } = store.getSnapshot()
})

Validation is async throughout (validate and validateField both return promises), so schemas with .refine(async ...) work without any extra config. The core has no notion of debouncing; that's left to the adapter, since only the adapter knows about user interaction timing.

License

MIT