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vue-laravel-forms

Form helpers for Laravel backed Vue.js projects.

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vue-laravel-forms

Form helpers for Laravel backed Vue.js projects.

Disclaimer: This plugin is still in a BETA state

Installation

Install package via NPM

npm install vue-laravel-forms

Setup

Install plugin within project

import Vue from 'vue'
import { FormHelpers } from 'vue-laravel-forms'

Vue.use(FormHelpers);

or

window.Vue = require('vue');
reqiure('vue-laravel-forms');

Alternatively, you may import the various components of this plugin separately.

import { Form, FormErrors, Http } from 'vue-laravel-forms'

window.AppForm = Form;
window.AppFormErrors = FormErrors;

_.extend(App, new Http()) // Vue.http config not needed
_.extend(App, new Http(Vue.http)) // Vue.http config needed

Usage

Creating a Form

Components installed via Vue

Vue.component('user-registration-form', {
    forms: {
        userRegistrationForm: {
            name: '',
            email: '',
            password: '',
            password_confirmation: ''
        }
    }
}

Components installed separately

Vue.component('user-registration-form', {
    data() {
        return { 
            userRegistrationForm: new AppForm({
                name: '',
                email: '',
                password: '',
                password_confirmation: '',
            });
        }
    }
});

Submitting a Form

Via a POST request (Components installed via Vue)

Vue.component('user-registration-form', {

    // Create your form using one of the techniques described above.
    
    methods: {
        registerUser() {
            this.$forms.post('api/users', this.userRegistrationForm)
                .then(respose => console.log(response.data))
                .catch(errors => console.log(errors));
        }
    }

Via a POST request (Components installed separately)

Vue.component('user-registration-form', {

    // Create your form using one of the techniques described above.
    
    methods: {
        registerUser() {
            App.postForm('api/users', this.userRegistrationForm)
                .then(respose => console.log(response.data))
                .catch(errors => console.log(errors));
        }
    }
Available methods for submitting a form

Components installed via Vue

  • vm.$form.delete(uri, form)
  • vm.$form.post(uri, form)
  • vm.$form.put(uri, form)
  • vm.$form.submit(method, uri, form)

Components installed Separately

  • App.deleteForm(uri, form)
  • App.postForm(uri, form)
  • App.putForm(uri, form)
  • App.sendForm(method, uri, form)

Template Helpers

Check a field for errors
Vue.component('user-registration-form', {

    methods: {
        checkFieldForError(field) {
            return this.userRegistrationForm.errors.has('field');
        }
    }

});
Use the fieldClass helper method

formInstance.fieldClass(field, defaultClass, errorClass)

<div :class="userRegistrationForm.fieldClass('email', 'form-group', 'has-error')">
    // Truncated for brevity
</div>

Alternatively, pass callbacks for defaultClass and errorClass.

<div :class="userRegistrationForm.fieldClass('email', getFieldClass, getFieldErrorClass)">
    // Truncated for brevity
</div>
Vue.component('user-registration-form', {

    methods: {
        getFieldClass(field) {
            return `form-group ${field}`;
        },
        
        getFieldErrorClass(field) {
            return `has-error ${field}-error`;
        }
    }

});
Get the error message for a field
<p class="help-block">
    {{ userRegistrationForm.errors.get('email') }}
</p>

Contributing

If you have any questions, feedback or would like to make improvements, please open an issue or pull request.

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Package last updated on 17 Aug 2016

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