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Dynamically generated data forms for use with Material-UI

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Material-UI Dataforms

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MUI Dataforms is a library intended to assist in creating dynamic forms based on a JSON input. Fields are completely dynamic with a multitude of pre-defined components (with the option of custom components).

Getting Started

Installation

npm install mui-dataforms

or

yarn add mui-dataforms

Using the forms

import MuiDataform from 'mui-dataforms'
Define your fields
const fields = [
    {
        title: "Personal Information",
        description: "Some info about yourself.",
        fields: [
            {
                id: 'first-name',
                title: 'First Name',
                type: 'text',
                validation: {
                    required: true,
                    min: 3,
                    max: 16,
                },
                size: {
                    xs: 12,
                    md: 6,
                },
            },
        ]
    }
]
Set up a state
const [values, setValues] = useState({"first-name": "Alex"})

const handleOnChange = (key) => (value) => {
	setValues(prevValues => ({...prevValues, [key]: value}))
}
Implementation
<MuiDataform title={"My Form"} fields={fields} values={values} onChange={handleOnChange}/>

API

<MuiDataform />

The component accepts the following props:

NameTypeDefaultRequiredDescription
titlestring''falseTitle of the form
fieldsarray[]trueData used to describe the fields. Array of section objects.
valuesobject{}falseObject containing the values of the form. Each value's key is linked to the id of the relative field.
onChangefunctiontrueA function that will be triggered when the field changes.
key => value => ()
section:
NameTypeDefaultRequiredDescription
titlestring''falseTitle of the section.
descriptionstring''falseDescription of the section.
fieldsarray[]falseFields for the section. Array of field objects.
field:
NameTypeDefaultRequiredDescription
idstringtrueReference to the value stored in the values object. Required unless type is set to spacer.
titlestringfalseTitle of the field
typestringtrueType of field to display.
enum(text, number, select, date, time, datetime, checkbox, switch, spacer, custom)
validationobjectfalseTitle of the field.
validation.requiredboolfalsefalseTitle of the field.
validation.minintfalseMinimum length or size of input.
validation.maxintfalseMaximum length or size of input.
sizeobject{xs: 12}falseGrid sizing of each field. Uses same sizing from MUI: xs, sm, md, lg, xl.
propsobjectfalseAdditional props to pass through.
optionsarrayfalseRequired for type: select. List of options defined by an array of objects with value and label.
validatorfunctionfalseCustom validation logic that returns whether the input is valid and an optional errorMessage to display to the client.
(value) => {valid, errorMessage}

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Package last updated on 09 Jul 2019

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