Initial basic form construction

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Using Formik ( https://github.com/jaredpalmer/formik ) with Yup validation build out forms as described in emailed images

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urla-borrower-information.pdf

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additional complexity is going to need to be built into the existing automatic form builder to allow for greater control of formatting. Exiting form builder logic is allowing form fields to be built out based on the json file and then aligned left or right but this will need to be updated to allow for groups of form fields to be built out within sections.

I began laying out this new structure on Friday night but have been building out the forms that will be displayed within the demo as static elements since it is more important to have the 1003 form built out and working right now than it is to allow for it to be dynamically built from the json config file

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relational structure of JSON form elements applied to more complex form layouts:

• Each form is a collection of many objects that represent pages of that form distinguished by key name (each form may contain many collections)
• each collection contains one headerHTML, one description and one or many sections that make up the rows of inputs required to complete that section of the form ( each collection may contain one or many sections, one headerHTML string and one description string)
• each section contains one section name and may contain one or many rows comprised of subSections
• each subSection may contain one or many rows or columns
• each row or column in a subsection may contain one or many form inputs
• each form input contains one id, one label, one value and one name

recursive strategy enters at subsection within section, a sub`section needs to be able to recursively loop over and switch between a form input and further subSections that could be contained within