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refastform

v0.9.0

Published

React Fast Form

Downloads

102

Readme

React Fast Form

Stupidly simple and fast form engine for React.

  • Subscription-based rendering: only required fields will re-render when changing anything in form;
  • Form errors validation through Yup;
  • Very simple API;
  • Typescript-ready.

Installation

npm i --save refastform

Usage

Create form with two HTML input fields

import { Form, HTMLInput } from "refastform";

const FORM_INITIAL_STATE = {
    firstName: string,
    lastName: string,
};

export const MyForm = () => (
    <Form 
        initialValue={FORM_INITIAL_STATE} 
        onSubmit={data => alert(`Hi, ${data.firstName} ${data.lastName}!`)}
    >
        <div>
            <HTMLInput model='.firstName' placeholder='First name' />
            <HTMLInput model='.lastName' placeholder='Last name' />
        </div>
        <button type='submit'>Submit form!</button>
    </Form>
);

Add validation schema

import { Form, HTMLInput } from "refastform";
import * as Yup from 'yup';

const FORM_INITIAL_STATE = {
    firstName: string,
    lastName: string,
};

const validationSchema = Yup.object().shape({
    firstName: Yup.string.nullable().required(),
    lastName: Yup.string.nullable(),
})

export const MyForm = () => (
    <Form 
        initialValue={FORM_INITIAL_STATE}
        validationSchema={validationSchema}
        onSubmit={data => alert(`Hi, ${data.firstName} ${data.lastName}!`)}
    >
        <div>
            <HTMLInput model='.firstName' placeholder='First name' />
            <HTMLInput model='.lastName' placeholder='Last name' />
        </div>
        <button type='submit'>Submit form!</button>
    </Form>
);

Create custom field

import { Form, ControlledField, type ControlledHookProps, chainNativeEvents } from "refastform";
import { TextBox } from 'my-cool-ui-kit';

export const CustomInput = ({ model, readonly, disabled, ...props }: ControlledHookProps & ComponentProps<"input">) => (
    <ControlledField<string>
        model={model}
        disabled={disabled}
        readonly={readonly}
        render={({ error, value, disabled, ...libEvents }) => (
            <>
                <TextBox 
                    value={value} 
                    disabled={disabled} 
                    error={error} 
                    {...props} 
                    {...chainNativeEvents(libEvents, props)} />
            </>
        )}
    />
);

const MyApp = () => (
    <Form initialValues={{}}>
        <CustomInput model='.text' />
    </Form>
);

chainNativeEvents could be used to simplify connection between lib's onChange/onBlur/onFocus and user provided props.

For more information, look at <ControlledField /> types

Use <Fieldset /> to create reusable form segments

(some unchanged code parts omitted)

import { Form, HTMLInput } from "refastform";

// ...

const FullNameSegment = ({ model }: { model: string }) => (
    <Fieldset model={model}>
        <HTMLInput model=".first" placeholder="First" />
        <HTMLInput model=".middle" placeholder="Middle" />
        <HTMLInput model=".last" placeholder="Last" />
    </Fieldset>
)

export const MyForm = () => (
    <Form 
        initialValue={FORM_INITIAL_STATE}
        validationSchema={validationSchema}
        onSubmit={data => alert(`Hi, ${data.firstName} ${data.lastName}!`)}
    >
        <div>
            Your name:
            {/* Will add first/middle/last into form root object */}
            <FullNameSegment model='.' />
        </div>
        ...
        <div>
            Parents information:
            {/* Will add motherFullname.first/middle/last and fatherFullname.first/middle/last in two lines */}
            <FullNameSegment model='.motherFullname' />
            <FullNameSegment model='.fatherFullname' />
        </div>

        <button type='submit'>Submit form!</button>
    </Form>
);

<Fieldset /> and <Form /> also accepts disabled and readonly props that will be pushed to all fields bellow.

Use useFormValue to create dependent fields

import { Fieldset, Form, HTMLCheckbox, HTMLInput } from "refastform";

const NoExperienceReasonField = () => {
    // Obtain `.hasNoExperience` value and subscribe for it's changes
    const hasNoExperience = useFormValue(".hasNoExperience");
    
    // Disable field if checkbox is'nt set
    return <HTMLInput model=".noExperienceReason" placeholder="why" disabled={!hasNoExperience} />;
};

export const MyForm = () => (
    <Form initialValues={{}}>
        <HTMLCheckbox model='.noExperience' id='no-experience-check' />
        <label htmlFor='no-experience-check'>I have no experience</label>
        <NoExperienceReasonField />
    </Form>
);

Use <ValueProvider /> to create dependent fields

Same as above, but in a more compact way:

import { Fieldset, Form, HTMLCheckbox, HTMLInput, HTMLRadio, ValueProvider } from "refastform";

export const MyForm = () => (
    <Form initialValues={{}}>
        <CustomInput model='.noExperience' id='no-experience-check' />
        <label htmlFor='no-experience-check'>I have no experience</label>
        <ValueProvider model='.hasNoExperience'>
            {(hasNoExperience: boolean) => (
                <HTMLInput model=".noExperienceReason" placeholder="why" disabled={!hasNoExperience} />
            )}
        </ValueProvider>
    </Form>
);