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@hentai/react-formio v1.10.11

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A React library for rendering out forms based on the Form.io platform.

This module is based on the original react-formio and add extra features listed above.

See our storybook to see all available components.

Features

Install

@tsed/react-formio can be used on the server, or bundled for the client using an npm-compatible packaging system such as Browserify or webpack.

npm install @tsed/react-formio react-table --save
npm install formiojs choices.js --save // Install formiojs since it is a peerDependency

Usage

import React from "react";
import {FormBuilder} from "@tsed/react-formio";

function App() {
  return (
    <div className="App">
      <FormBuilder display={'form'} components={[]} />
    </div>
  );
}

export default App;

Components

Form

The form component is the primary component of the system. It is what takes the form definition (json) and renders the form into html. There are multiple ways to send the form to the Form component. The two main ways are to pass the src prop with a url to the form definition, usually a form.io server. The other is to pass the form prop with the json definition and optionally a url prop with the location of the form.

Props

NameTypeDefaultDescription
srcurlThe url of the form definition. This is commonly from a form.io server. When using src, the form will automatically submit the data to that url as well.
urlurlThe url of the form definition. The form will not be loaded from this url and the submission will not be saved here either. This is used for file upload, oauth and other components or actions that need to know where the server is. Use this in connection with form
formobjectInstead of loading a form from the src url, you can preload the form definition and pass it in with the form prop. You should also set url if you are using any advanced components like file upload or oauth.
submissionobjectSubmission data to fill the form. You can either load a previous submission or create a submission with some pre-filled data. If you do not provide a submissions the form will initialize an empty submission using default values from the form.
optionsobjectan options object that can pass options to the formio.js Form that is rendered. You can set options such as readOnly, noAlerts or hide. There are many options to be found in the formio.js library.

Event Props

You can respond to various events in the form. Simply pass in a prop with a function for one of these events.

NameParametersDescription
onSubmitsubmission: objectWhen the submit button is pressed and the submission has started. If src is not provided, this will be the final submit event.
onSubmitDonesubmission: objectWhen the submission has successfully been made to the server. This will only fire if src is set.
onChangesubmission: object, submission.changed: object of what changed, submission.isValid: boolean - if the submission passes validations.A value in the submission has changed.
onErrorerrors: array or string or booleanCalled when an error occurs during submission such as a validation issue.
onRenderTriggers when the form is finished rendering.
onCustomEvent{ type: string - event type, component: object - triggering component, data: object - data for component, event: string - raw event }Event that is triggered from a button configured with "Event" type.
onPrevPage{ page: integer - new page number, submission: object - submission data }Triggered for wizards when "Previous" button is pressed
onNextPage{ page: integer - new page number, submission: object - submission data }Triggered for wizards when "Next" button is pressed
onFormReadyformInstance: Webform/Wizard - form class instanceCalled when the form gets ready state

Example

Give Form a src property and render:

import React from 'react';
import ReactDOM from 'react-dom';
import {Form} from '@tsed/react-formio';
ReactDOM.render(
  <Form src="https://example.form.io/example" onSubmit={console.log} />
  , document.getElementById('example')
);

FormBuilder

The FormBuilder class can be used to embed a form builder directly in your react application. Please note that you'll need to include the CSS for the form builder from formio.js as well.

Please note that the FormBuilder component does not load and save from/to a url. You must handle the form definition loading and saving yourself or use the FormEdit component.

Props

NameTypeDefaultDescription
formobjectThis is the form definition object. It should at least have a display property set to form, wizard or pdf.
optionsobjectan options object that can pass options to the formio.js Form that is rendered. There are many options to be found in the formio.js library.

Event Props

NameParametersDescription
onChangeschema: objectTriggered any time the form definition changes
onEditComponentcomponent: objectTriggered when the component settings dialog is opened
onSaveComponentcomponent: objectTriggered when the component settings dialog is saved and closed
onCancelComponentcomponent: objectTriggered when the component settings dialog is cancelled
onDeleteComponentcomponent: objectTriggered when a component is removed from the form
onUpdateComponentcomponent: objectTriggered when a component is added or moved in the form

Example

import React from 'react';
import ReactDOM from 'react-dom';
import {FormBuilder} from '@tsed/react-formio';
ReactDOM.render(
  <FormBuilder form={{display: 'form'}} onChange={(schema) => console.log(schema)} />
  , document.getElementById('builder')
);

FormEdit

The FormEdit component wraps the FormBuilder component and adds the title, display, name and path fields at the top along with a save button.

Props

NameTypeDefaultDescription
formobject{display: 'form' | 'wizard'}The form definition of the exiting form that is to be modified.
optionsobject{}The options to be passed to FormBuilder
saveTextstring''The string that will be displayed in the save-button

Event Props

NameParametersDescription
onSubmitformCalled when the save button is pressed. Will pass the form definition to the callback.

FormsTable

The FormsTable component can be used to render a list of forms with buttons to edit, view, delete, etc on each row.

Props

NameTypeDefaultDescription
dataarray of forms[]A list of forms to be rendered in the grid.

SubmissionsTable

The submisison grid will render a list of submissions and allow clicking on one row to select it.

Props

NameTypeDefaultDescription
dataarray of submissions[]A list of submissions to be rendered in the grid.
formobject{}The form definition for the submissions. This is used to render the submissions.

Redux

@tsed/react-formio contain Redux actions, reducers and selectors to simplify the API requests made for form.io forms. reducers, actions and selectors. The following reducers have names:

  • formsReducers: manage the forms,
  • formReducers: manage the current form,
  • submissionsReducers: manage the submissions of a form.
  • submissionReducers: manage the current submission of a form

This provides namespaces so the same actions and reducers can be re-used within the same redux state.

In addition, the package provides the follwing reducers

  • actionsReducers: Manage actions of a form.
  • actionReducers: Manage the current action of a form.
  • actionInfoReducers: Manage the available actions for all forms and resources.
  • authReducers: Manage formio authentication.

By default, @tsed/react-formio provides defaults combined reducers as following:

export const defaultFormioReducer = combine(
  authReducer,
  actionsReducer,
  actionReducer,
  actionInfoReducer,
  formReducer("form"),
  formsReducer("forms", { query: { type: "form" } }),
  formReducer("resource"),
  formsReducer("resources", { query: { type: "resource" } }),
  submissionReducer("submission"),
  submissionsReducer("submissions")
);

This defaultFormioReducer can be added and configured in your rootReducer as following :

import { combine } from "@tsed/redux-utils";
import { defaultFormioReducer, formsReducer } from "@tsed/react-formio";
import { connectRouter } from "connected-react-router";
import { combineReducers } from "redux";

export const rootReducers = (history: any) =>
combineReducers({
  router: connectRouter(history),
  ...defaultFormioReducer,
  // override defaultFormioReducer can done as following
  ...combine(
    formsReducer("forms", { query: { type: "form", tags: ['common'] } }), // return only forms with the common tags
    formsReducer("resources", { query: { type: "resource", tags: ['common'] } }) // return only resources with the common tags
  )
});

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License

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Copyright (c) 2016 - 2021 Romain Lenzotti

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