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@doctolib/react-form
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Set of React form components based on react-formsy.
npm install @doctolib/react-form
Refer to formsy-react.
import { Form } from '@doctolib/react-form'
const Component = () => <Form />
Wrapper used to create custom control compatible with react-form validation. All props, states and methods are accessible via props in the wrapped component.
import { HOC } from '@doctolib/react-form'
const Component = HOC((...props) => <input {...props} />)
Input component.
import { Input } from '@doctolib/react-form'
const Component = () => <Input name="firstname" />
Textarea component.
import { Textarea } from '@doctolib/react-form'
const Component = () => <Textarea name="comment" />
Select component.
import { Select } from '@doctolib/react-form'
const Component = () => <Select options={{ value: 'Label' }} name="select" />
Addon for input.
import { Input, InputAddon } from '@doctolib/react-form'
const Component = () => (
<Input name="firstname" leftAddon={<InputAddon>hey</InputAddon>} rightAddon={<InputAddon>you</InputAddon>} />
)
Group of radios.
import { RadioGroup } from '@doctolib/react-form'
const Component = () => <RadioGroup name="radio" options={{ value: 'Label' }} />
Group of checkboxes.
import { CheckboxGroup } from '@doctolib/react-form'
const Component = () => <CheckboxGroup name="checkbox" options={{ value: 'Label' }} />
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Set of React form components based on react-formsy.
We found that @doctolib/react-form demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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