React forms with easy validation and multi steps

⚠️ This is an early and alpha release of Formiz. API is subject to change. Do not use in production.

Multi steps form logic available out of the box! No more pain to build perfect UX for complex forms.

Create forms in React with full validation without the pain. Turn everything into a custom field with full validation!

Don't duplicate your logic between display and validation. Validation is enabled only if the field is displayed.

Choose how to render validations, form buttons, and navigation between steps (wizard, tabs, other). It's your choice!

Use hooks & cut the complexity to create custom fields :) Use complex logic without even thinking of it.

Getting started

Visit formiz-react.com for full documentation and live demos.

Visit documentation for live demos.

Visit formiz-examples.netlify.com for examples with Chakra UI.

The idea behind Formiz is to allow you to build advanced forms with multiple steps, complex validations and a good UX without pain.

The main idea is to build fields as independent reusable components. Fields can be anything, not just inputs. Once you have built your fields, you can use them everywhere.

When you use a field built with Formiz, you can apply validations rules on it. Only the mounted fields will apply their validation to the current step and to the form.

// Example
<MyField
  name="email"
  type="email"
  required="Email is required"
  validations={[
    {
      rule: isEmail(),
      message: 'Not a valid email',
    }
  ]}
/>

Formiz core does not provide any styles, so you can use it with any UI library and style you want. Use it with Chakra UI, ReactStrap, Material UI or your own styles.

Feel like contributing? That's awesome!

Follow the flowing guide to run the project locally.

This project use Yarn and Lerna.

This is needed the ** the first time** you get the project to install all dependencies.

yarn

This is needed the ** the first time** you get the project to link local packages together.

yarn bs

yarn start

yarn test:dev

This can be a little hard to see test results with this command.

So instead you can go in each packages folders and run tests from here.

cd packages/core
yarn test:dev