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Core components for quickform rendering.

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@eavfw/quickform-core

Core components for quickform rendering.

QuickForm

QuickForm is a dynamic form generator tool designed to simplify the creation of forms using JSON definition documents.
This powerful tool allows you to define your questions in a JSON format and have them rendered as one or more questions per slide, with a variety of input types available for each question.
QuickForm is built with flexibility and ease of use in mind.

Features

  • Dynamic Form Creation: Generate forms dynamically based on a JSON definition.
  • Multiple Question Types: Support for various input types such as text, email, dropdown, radio buttons, sliders, and multiline text.
  • Customizable Slides: Organize questions into slides, allowing for a segmented approach to form completion.
  • Intro and Ending Slides: Ability to add introductory and concluding slides to provide context or instructions to the user.
  • Validation and Data Types: Support for different data types (string, number, boolean) and validation based on input type.
  • Flexible Layouts: Define custom layouts for questions, including rows and columns, for a tailored user experience.
  • Responsive Design: Ensure your forms look great on any device with responsive design.

Installation

To get started with QuickForm, head on over to the playground package where you can start up a sandbox environment and get a feel for how QuickForm works.

Supported Input Types

  • <TextInput />
  • <MultilineInput />
  • <DropDownInput />

Extending QuickForm with Additional Input Types

See ExtendInputTypesREADME.md

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Package last updated on 07 May 2024

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