Build complex, smart forms or inputs-based UIs in seconds.
yarn add gincko
Building user interfaces containing multiple inputs is very repetitive and low-value process. It always contains the same logic, and doesn't fundamentally change much accross apps and websites: we need to implement different types of fields, fields validations logic, transitions, manage form submission, and so on. Why should we always go back to that each time we create a new feature?
gincko is meant to remove these unecessary, time-consuming parts, by providing a common, generic engine that automatically performs usual checks. Through a simple JSON-like configuration, you can generate deep, complex UIs, without a line of code, so you can focus on the real value of your project.
gincko can be used for a wide variety of use cases, including:
Why choosing gincko to develop your project?
The complete documentation is available here
You're free to contribute to this project by submitting issues and/or pull requests. For more information, please read the Contribution guide.
Love this project and want to support it? You can buy me a coffee :)
Or just sending me a quick message saying "Thanks" is also very gratifying, and keeps me motivated to maintain open-source projects I work on!
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Build complex, dynamic forms or inputs-based UIs in seconds
We found that gincko 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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