The missing link between configuration and complex forms in React
import { DynamicForm } from "react-forminate";
function FirstFormPreview() {
return (
<DynamicForm
formData={{
formId: "firstForm",
fields: [
{
fieldId: "demo",
type: "text",
label: "Try typing here",
description: "This live demo reacts like a real form",
},
],
}}
/>
);
}
export default FirstFormPreview;
Why This Exists
Most form libraries force you to choose:
- Simple setup (but limited features)
- Full control (with complex boilerplate)
React Forminate gives you both through:
- A declarative JSON schema
- Escape hatches for custom logic
How It Feels to Use
- Define your form structure in JSON/TypeScript
- Render with
<DynamicForm>
- Extend with plugins when needed
# The moment you’ll fall in love:
npm install react-forminate
# Then watch 100 lines of form code shrink to 10