Closed SheaBelsky closed 8 years ago
This lib is mostly intended for static forms - or are you asking about composing one static form into a new one with changes?
That would be ideal, overwriting an existing form with new (or changed) elements.
A form should have the .fields
attribute, which can be used with Object.assign
to make a new form - ie, forms.create(Object.assign({}, form.fields, overrides))
- does that suffice?
What's the first argument of Object.assign
? Would that be newer form elements to add to the new form, or something else? form.fields
is the forms of the pre-existing form, correct? How would you append newer form elements to that? (Or is that what the first argument is?)
@SHBelsky it's an empty object, so that you avoid mutating form.fields
. The third argument is the new elements to add to the form, and/or the field names you wish to override.
And overrides
is just an object of newly instantiated fields? Would you construct it normally (e.g. overrides = {username: fields.string({ required: true })}
?
yep, exactly like that
Sounds good, thank you so much!
I was wondering if there was any functionality for adding a question to an existing form. If a standard form is pre-defined, and a user wants to go in and add, edit, or delete elements from this form, would they be able to do that?
If they can't, is there a way to read the contents of an existing form, loop through them and do the creation/editing/deletion manually, then create a new form to replace the old one?
Thanks.