react-formsio v1.0.2

react-formsio

Easy to use, and light weight library for form validations in React.

Motivation 💪

Before jumping to React, I was an Angular Developer. While I was learning React, I was like, "Oh! Angular kind of validating forms is missing in React", and the result is this library.

What you can do 🧐

1) Instead of importing a wrapper component for each field, add validations to the traditional HTML fields itself. 2) Basic validators like required, email, maxLength, minLength, and pattern can be applied. 3) In addition to the basic validators, some most used validators like validMobile, validBirthDate, and passwordStrength with customization are applied. 4) Changes uncontrolled inputs to controlled inputs internally, no need for explicitly chaining an onchange event. 5) Pass validation errors to the form to invalidate individual fields.

Installation 💻

npm install react-formsio --save

Usage 👨‍💻

Adding Validation to the HTML text field!

import React from 'react';
import './App.css';

import { useFormsio } from 'react-formsio';

const App = () => {
  const { register, 
	  formState, 
	  validationRules, 
	  isFormValid } = useFormsio();
  const { userName } = formState;
	
  const handleSubmit = event => {
    event.preventDefault();
  }
  
  return(
    <div className = 'App'>
      <form onSubmit = {handleSubmit} >
        <input
	  type = 'text'
	  name = 'userName'
	  ref = { register({
	          validators: 'required|minLength:6'
		}) }
	  autoComplete = 'off' />
	  
	{ userName?.errors?.required ? 
	    <p> UserName is required </p> : null }
	{ userName?.errors?.minLength ? 
	    <p> UserName should be of minimum 6 character's length </p> : null }

	<button type = 'submit'> Submit </button>
      </form>
    </div>
  )
}

export default App;

Example & Demo 🧩

Stackblitz Link

Live Demo

More 📖

See the API/Tutorial for more information.

Bug / Feature Request 📣

If you find a bug or you'd like to request a new function, kindly open an issue here. Please include your queries and their expected results.

License ©️

MIT © itzzmeakhi