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formify-json

v1.0.3

Published

JSON form builder for React

Readme

FormifyJSON

FormifyJSON is a customizable and dynamic form component for React applications. It supports various input types and conditional display logic.

Installation

You can install FormifyJSON using npm:

npm i formify-json

Or with yarn:

yarn add formify-json

Usage

To use FormRenderer, you'll need to define your form inputs as an array of FormField objects, each representing a field. FormRenderer supports various input types defined by the FormInputTypes enum.

Here's an example of how you can define your form fields:

import { FormRenderer, FormField, FormInputTypes } from 'formify-json';

const formInputs: FormField[] = [
  {
    name: "overallGrade",
    label: "How would you rate your overall experience?",
    type: FormInputTypes.StarRating,
  },
  {
    name: "detailedFeedback",
    label: "What could we do better?",
    type: FormInputTypes.MultimediaSuggestion,
    placeholder: "Please let us know what aspects of our product or service disappointed you and how we can improve.",
    displayCondition: {
      questionId: "overallGrade",
      operator: "lte",
      value: 2,
    },
  },
  // More fields...
];

// Then you can use these fields in the FormRenderer:

<FormifyJSON formFields={formInputs} />

For the details of each type (FormField, FormInputTypes, DisplayCondition), please refer to the type definitions in the package.