reactive-forms-js v0.0.4

Reactive Forms

A reactive forms library, built in vanilla Javascript. Helps separate validation logic from the rest of your application logic.

Install

$ npm i reactive-forms-js

Usage

import { FormControl, FormGroup, isEmptyValidator } from "reactive-forms-js";

const formControl = new FormControl('Hello', {
    validators: {
        isEmptyValidator,
    }
});

const formGroup = new FormGroup({
    controls: {
        formControl,
    }
});

console.log(formGroup.valid); // True
console.log(formGroup.invalid); // False
console.log(formGroup.errors); // {}
console.log(formControl.valid); // True
console.log(formControl.invalid); // False
console.log(formControl.errors); // Null
formControl.value = '';
console.log(formGroup.valid); // False
console.log(formGroup.invalid); // True
console.log(formGroup.errors); // {formControl: { isEmptyValidator: True } }
console.log(formControl.valid); // False
console.log(formControl.invalid); // True
console.log(formControl.errors); // { isEmptyValidator: True }

FormControl

value

Contains the value

errors

Displays all validation errors for the set value

invalid

Displays the invalid state of the FormControl

valid

Displays the valid state of the FormControl

disable()

Disables the FormControl and puts all variables in a pristine state

enable()

Enables the Form Control with the latest validation state

runValidations()

Execute all validations in the FormControl

release()

Prevents validation checks from occuring in the FormControl

FormGroup

controls

Displays all registered controls for the form group

addControl(name, control)

Registers form control to the form group

removeControl(name)

Unregisters form control from the form group

release()

Unregisters all form controls and puts all variables in the form group in a pristine state.

valid

Represents the valid state for all registered form controls

invalid

Represents the invalid state for all registered form controls

errors

Displays all registered formcontrols containing errors

Development

$ npm start

Build

$ npm run build

Testing

$ npm run test

License

MIT © danlars