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universal-form-handler

v1.0.2

Published

> One Schema. Any UI. Infinite Possibilities.

Readme

universal-form-handler

One Schema. Any UI. Infinite Possibilities.


🚧 Version 3 Coming Soon

Stay tuned for even more powerful features and improvements in V3!


🚀 Version 2 Official Features

Version 2 introduces major enhancements, positioning universal-form-handler as a complete schema-first form infrastructure for modern apps:

  • Next.js Visual Form Builder UI

    • Drag-and-drop form fields visually
    • Real-time preview of your form
    • Export schemas in JSON, TypeScript, or JSX
    • Perfect for teams, no-code, and rapid prototyping
  • Zod & Yup Validation Plugins

    • Integrate Zod or Yup validation directly into your form engine
    • Apply rich, reusable validation logic across frontend and backend
    • Support for custom rules, async checks, and scoped field validators
    • Write once, validate anywhere—client, server, or API
  • PDF Export Functionality

    • Seamlessly generate styled, branded PDFs from form submissions
    • Works with both client-side and backend form workflows
    • Ideal for HR, finance, compliance, and reporting automation

These new features significantly expand the usability and flexibility of the package, making universal-form-handler the go-to solution for schema-driven forms in any stack.


Table of Contents

Features

  • Core Engine: Framework-agnostic logic, built-in validation, full form state control
  • React Adapter: Hook-based interface for seamless React integration
  • CLI Tool: Scaffold forms, generate schemas, validate logic from the terminal
  • TypeScript: Written in TypeScript, tree-shakable, zero runtime dependencies

Installation

npm install @formkit/universal-form-handler
# or
yarn add @formkit/universal-form-handler
# or
pnpm add @formkit/universal-form-handler

Usage

Core Engine

import { createFormHandler } from '@formkit/universal-form-handler';

const schema = {
  fields: {
    name: { type: 'string', required: true },
    age: { type: 'number' },
    email: { type: 'string', required: true, pattern: /^[^@\s]+@[^@\s]+\.[^@\s]+$/ }
  }
};

const form = createFormHandler(schema);
form.setValue('name', 'Alice');
const errors = form.validate();

React Adapter

import { useFormHandler } from '@formkit/universal-form-handler/reactAdapter';

const schema = { /* ... */ };
const { values, setValue, errors, validate } = useFormHandler(schema);

CLI Tool

# Scaffold a new schema
npx universal-form-handler-cli scaffold myForm

# Validate data against a schema
npx universal-form-handler-cli validate myForm.schema.json myData.json

API

  • createFormHandler(schema) — Create a form handler instance
  • form.setValue(field, value) — Set a field value
  • form.getValues() — Get all field values
  • form.validate() — Validate fields and return errors
  • useFormHandler(schema) — React hook for form state and validation

Publishing

To publish a new version:

make publish

Contributing

Contributions, issues, and feature requests are welcome! Feel free to check the issues page or submit a pull request.

License

MIT