Subschema-plugin-conditional NPM

Sometimes you need some dynanicness in your schema. To do this we have conditional. The basic is it listens to a valueManager and then tries show or hide.

Props:

value (optional - any - null) - The value to listen to can if not given, than it will be a compare against not null.
listen (optional - string - path) The path to listen to can be empty, in which case will look for defaults to the current path. Can be relative '..' or absolute. Defaults to the current path.
template (optional - string|ReactFactory) The template to use if it evaluates to true IE - Modal, ShowHide
falseTemplate (optional - string|ReactFactory) The template to use if the expression evaluates to false.
animate (optional - boolean|string|object) A string to use a named animation,or a boolean. if a string that string will be the "name" to use to animate. If an object is passed than it will passed as props to the transition group. If === true than the default animation will be used. If === false than no animation is used
operator (optional - string|regex - truthy How to compare the value to the matched value. If ommitted and a value is given than === is used. If ommitted and the value is ommitted than a truthy (!!value) is used. The built in operators are: '==' - Same as javascript == '>=' '<=' '>' '<' '===' '!==' - Special ones - 'truthy' !!value 'falsey' !value '/regex/gim' /regex/.test() '!/regex/gim' !/regext/.test(); 'something registed with the loader'
error (optional - string) - The error path to listen to. This path is evaluated slighty differntly, always absolute.
dismiss (optional - string) - This will be set to false, given to make the current conditional false. Set this for dismissing modals. If not provided, the template will recieve a dismiss property with the current key substituting '.' with '_' and prepended with an @