Home Office Forms (HOF) single package that bundles up a collection of packages used to create forms at the Home Office in node.js.
Home Office Forms (HOF) is a single package that bundles up a collection of modules used to create forms at the Home Office in node.js.
Read the support documentation for more details or see use the simple instructions below to get started, or start a discussion on Slack
The example app is also a good place to start. We recommend cloning the repository, cleaning the commit history, and replacing the example form in there with one of your own. The example shows examples for most of the common ways you might want to use the libraries.
HOF provides the following which can be accessed through its properties.
$ npm install --save hof
var hof = require('hof');
var wizard = hof.wizard;
var toolkit = hof.toolkit;
var template = hof.template;
var Model = hof.Model;
var mixins = hof.mixins;
var controllers = hof.controllers;
var i18n = hof.i18n;
var middleware = hof.middleware;
2016-12-13, Version 7.0.0 (~~Stable~~), @josephchapman
appConfig through to hof-wizardappConfig is passed to each controllerviews use hof-template-partials as defaultviews and fields from defaults.jsfields or route fields option is specified
views and fields with boolean falseFAQs
A bootstrap for HOF projects
The npm package hof receives a total of 395 weekly downloads. As such, hof popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that hof demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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