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react-form-lifecycle

v2.4.3

Published

Effortless forms, no payload. Render-prop wrapper for npm.im/form-lifecycle

Downloads

64

Readme

react-form-lifecycle Build Status

Effortless forms, no payload. Render-prop wrapper for FormLifecycle.

Install

$ npm install --save react-form-lifecycle

Usage

Recommended way of doing forms:

var FormLifecycle = require('react-form-lifecycle')
var filterBoolean = require('boolean-filter-obj')
var isEmail = require('is-email-maybe')

function renderForm () {
  return <FormLifecycle render={({ form, lifecycle }) => {
    var validationErrors = getValidationErrors(form)
    return <form onSubmit={e => {
      e.preventDefault()
      if (Object.keys(validationErrors).length) {
        return lifecycle.error()
      } else {
        lifecycle.submit()
        sendApiRequest('submit-form', form.fields)
          .then(lifecycle.success, lifecycle.error)
      }
    }}>
      {form.error && <p>Looks like there was a submission error: {form.error}</p>}
      {validationErrors.email && !form.pristine &&
        <p>{validationErrors.email.message}</p>}
      <input value={form.fields.email} type='email' onChange={e => lifecycle.edit({ email: e.target.value })} />

      <button type='submit' disabled={form.pending}>Submit</button>
    </form>
  }} />
}

function getValidationErrors (form) {
  return filterBoolean({
    email: !form.fields.email || !isEmail(form.fields.email)
      ? new Error('Please enter a valid email.')
      : null
  })
}

API

<FormLifecycle>

Props

onChange

function (form, prevForm) | optional

Called whenever the form is changed via lifecycle methods. Receives the newForm and prevForm as parameters.

onReset

function (form, prevForm) | optional

Called whenever lifecycle.reset is called

onEdit

function (form, prevForm) | optional

Called whenever lifecycle.edit is called

onSubmit

function (form, prevForm) | optional

Called whenever lifecycle.submit is called

onError

function (form, prevForm) | optional

Called whenever lifecycle.error is called

onSuccess

function (form, prevForm) | optional

Called whenever lifecycle.success is called

formDefaults

object | optional

These values will be passed to the new FormLifecycle object that is created when the component is instantiated.

Example: <FormLifecycle formDefaults={{ fields: {rememberMe: true} }} />

render

function() | required

<FormLifecycle render={({ form, lifecycle }) => <div />} />

Also supports child render function: <FormLifecycle>{({ form, lifecycle }) => <div />}}</FormLifecycle>

The render prop function is called with an object containing the following:

License

MIT © Andrew Joslin