A react drag and drop form maker
simple demo: http://ekoneko.github.io/form-maker
This is a sample.
import {FormMaker, ProtoBench, WorkBench, EditBench} from 'form-maker'
<FormMaker>
<ProtoBench
protoList={formFields}
style={}
/>
<WorkBench
onChange={this.handleChange}
style={}
/>
<EditBench style={} />
</FormMaker>
ProtoBench is a area to display all fields which can drop to workbench.
formFields support to ProtoBench's protoList prop. It use to define field scheme.
The struct about formField like this sample
{
type: 'input',
params: {
title: 'Input',
placeholder: '',
multiple: false,
},
renderProto: () => {
return <ProtoItem />
},
renderWork: (params) => {
return <WorkItem params={params} />
},
renderEditParam: (params, onChange) => {
return <EditParam params={params} onChange={onChange} />
},
}
type: the field's type. It's a string whatever you like, but must be unique.params: the field's default props.renderProto: A function return what to display on protoBench.renderWork: A function return what to display on workBench. It gets params argumentrenderEditParam: A function return what to display on EditBench. It gets params, and aonChangefunction to update the field's custom params.
WorkBench is a area to create and design your form.
You can drag fields from protoBench and drop here, and sort them.
Everytime workBench get a new field or sort or edit field's params, it will trigger a onChange function.
It will return a array like [{type, params}, ...].
EditBench is a area to edit field(in workBench)'s params. It don't have any params.
FormMaker component must wrap ProtoBench, WorkBench and EditBench. It supports context to each bench.
Btw, you can also wrap benchs in some layout components like below. Just ensure every benches are wrapped by FormMaker.
<FormMaker>
<div class="xxx">
<ProtoBench>
</div>
...