@citizensadvice/rails-form-inputs v1.4.1

<RailsFormInputs>

A React component to turn an object into Rails compatible form inputs.

import RailsFormInputs from "@citizensadvice/rails-form-inputs";

function Form() {
  return (
    <form>
      <RailsFormInputs value={{ myObject: { foo: "bar" }, array: [1, 2] }} />
    </form>
  );
}

Outputs:

<form>
  <input type="hidden" name="my_object[foo]" value="bar" />
  <input type="hidden" name="array[]" value="1" />
  <input type="hidden" name="array[]" value="2" />
</form>

Props

<RailsFormInputs
  value={value: Object}
  transform={tranform: (key: object, value: any) => void | [object, any] | false)}
  snakeCase={snakeCase = true: Boolean}
/>

Note this component is wrapped in memo.

value

The object to serialize.

A Set is treated as an array, and a Map as an object.

Any properties with a value of undefined will be skipped.

transform

An optional transform function. The arguments are the key and value pair.

• Return false to skip outputting that item
• Return an array of [key, value] to change the key or value. If you change the key it will not be snake cased.
• Return undefined to continue as normal.

snakeCase

If true (default) the keys will be converted to snake case.

toRailsFormData(data, { transform, snakeCase = true })

Convert the object to a FormData object.

import { toRailsFormData } from "@citizensadvice/rails-form-inputs";

const formData = toRailsFormData({ myObject: { foo: "bar" }, array: [1, 2] });

new URLSearchParams(formData).toString();
// => ?my_object[foo]=bar&array[]=1&array[]=2

Developing

npm install

# Lint and typecheck
npm run lint

# Test
npm test

# Build
npm run build

# Release a new version
npx np