react-native-clean-form
Easy react-native forms using bootstrap-like syntax with redux-form+immutablejs integration. Styled using styled-components
Big kudos to Artyom Khamitov
The look of the form was inspired by this shot by Artyom Khamitov. Check out his profile on Dribbble.
- Form elements with syntax inspired by Bootstrap
- Styled using styled-components. Easily extendible.
- Integrated with redux-form
- Supports immutable.js state
Installation
Run npm install --save react-native-clean-form
The form uses react-native-vector-icons so it is important the fonts are linked by using react-native link or one of the other options available.
Example
I have written an article on my blog about React Native and redux-form
For a complete example check out the example folder
Usage
import { ActionsContainer, Button, FieldsContainer, Fieldset, Form, FormGroup, Input, Label, Switch } from 'react-native-clean-form' const FormView = props => ( <Form> <FieldsContainer> <Fieldset label="Contact details"> <FormGroup> <Label>First name</Label> <Input placeholder="Esben" onChangeText={this.onFirstNameChange} /> </FormGroup> <FormGroup> <Label>Email</Label> <Input placeholder="[email protected]" onChangeText={this.onEmailChange} /> </FormGroup> </Fieldset> <Fieldset label="Password" last> <FormGroup> <Label>Password</Label> <Input placeholder="Enter a password" onChangeText={this.onPasswordChange} /> </FormGroup> <FormGroup> <Label>Repeat password</Label> <Input placeholder="Repeat your password" onChangeText={this.onRepeatPasswordChange} /> </FormGroup> <FormGroup border={false}> <Label>Save my password</Label> <Switch onValueChange={this.toggleSaveMyPassword} /> </FormGroup> </Fieldset> </FieldsContainer> <ActionsContainer> <Button icon="md-checkmark" iconPlacement="right" onPress={this.save}>Save</Button> </ActionsContainer> </Form> )Usage with redux-form
import React from 'react' import { reduxForm } from 'redux-form' import { ActionsContainer, Button, FieldsContainer, Fieldset, Form, FormGroup, Label, } from 'react-native-clean-form' import { Input, Switch } from 'react-native-clean-form/redux-form' import { View,Text } from 'react-native' const onSubmit = (values, dispatch) => { return new Promise((resolve) => { setTimeout(() => { console.log(values) resolve() }, 1500) }) } const FormView = props => { const { handleSubmit, submitting } = this.props return ( <Form> <FieldsContainer> <Fieldset label="Contact details"> <Input name="first_name" label="First name" placeholder="John" /> <Input name="email" label="Email" placeholder="[email protected]" /> </Fieldset> <Fieldset label="Shipping details" last> <Input name="password" label="Address" placeholder="Hejrevej 33" /> <Input name="password_repeat" label="City" placeholder="Copenhagen" /> <Switch label="Save my details" border={false} name="save_details" /> </Fieldset> </FieldsContainer> <ActionsContainer> <Button icon="md-checkmark" iconPlacement="right" onPress={handleSubmit(onSubmit)} submitting={submitting}>Save</Button> </ActionsContainer> </Form> ) } export default reduxForm({ form: 'Form' })(FormView)Usage with redux-form and Immutable.js
To make it work with Immutable.js import Input, Select, and Switch from react-native-clean-form/redux-form-immutable instead of react-native-clean-form/redux-form. Also, check out the included example
Validation
If integrating with redux-form validation is supported right out of the box. Just add a validation key to reduxForm your normally would.
If not using redux-form, there is an error prop on FormGroup which will display the error if used.
Async feedback
The Button component has a submitting prop. If true, a spinner will be displayed.
Run the example
Clone the repo first.
git clone https://github.com/esbenp/react-native-clean-form && cd react-native-clean-form Install dependencies.
cd example npm install Run the simulator.
react-native run-ios 
