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atropa-formdata-generator
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Generates a function to produce FormData objects based on a given HTML form.
#atropa-formdata-generator
Generates a function to produce FormData objects based on a given HTML form.
You can try this in your browser at [try it.html] (http://matthewkastor.github.io/atropa-formdata-generator/try%20it.html)
You can download it from github at [https://github.com/matthewkastor/atropa-formdata-generator] (https://github.com/matthewkastor/atropa-formdata-generator) or, if you have node installed you can get it from npm
npm install atropa-formdata-generator
Using this module in your browser is as simple as including it in your page. See [example.html] (http://matthewkastor.github.io/atropa-formdata-generator/example.html) in the root directory of this package.
// include atropa-formdata-generator.js in your page.
// generate a function that accepts a single options object.
var takesOptions = formdataGenerator(
document.forms[0], // the form to process
'myFormDataFunction', // the name for your generated function
true // whether to use a single options arg, or to use many named args.
);
// generate a function that takes named parameters.
var takesNames = formdataGenerator(
document.forms[0],
'myFormDataFunction'
);
console.log(takesOptions);
Documentation is in the docs/jsdoc folder. Visual Studio intellisense files are in docs/vsdocs
FAQs
Generates a function to produce FormData objects based on a given HTML form.
We found that atropa-formdata-generator demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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