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formik-antd

Simple declarative bindings for Ant Design and Formik.

Example

import React from "react";
import { Form, Input, InputNumber, Checkbox } from "@jbuschke/formik-antd";
import { Formik } from "formik";

<Formik
  initialValues={{ firstName: "", age: 20, newsletter: false }}
  render={()=> (
    <Form>
      <Input name="firstName" placeholder="First Name" />
      <InputNumber name="age" min={0} />
      <Checkbox name="newsletter">Newsletter</Checkbox>
    </Form>
  )}
/>

Getting started

npx create-react-app my-app
cd my-app
npm install formik antd @jbuschke/formik-antd
npm run start

Add import "antd/dist/antd.css to your index.js file (or look at https://ant.design/docs/react/getting-started for other options).

Core Concept

This library enriches several Ant Design components with a name: string property that connects them to a Formik form field. It is pretty simple:

1. Import a supported Ant Design component from formik-antd (i.e. import { Input } from "@jbuschke/formik-antd".
2. Declare an instance of the component inside a <Formik> component.
3. Provide the name property (i.e. "firstName").

Your components input/value state is now connected/synced with the corresponding Formik field!

The Ant Design components are feature rich and provide a lot of props to customize their vizual presentation. These features and also their apis stay the same. Visit their documentation to learn more.

Core Components

To learn about Antd components just visit the official docs. Most supported components are found in the Data Entry section.

Form- and Field-level Validation

Formik provides form- and field-level validation callbacks to provide validation logic. How to validate is neither part of formik nor of this library.

Form-level validation is done by setting formiks validate prop. Field-level validation is optional available on the components. Additional to the name prop formiks optional validate?: (value: any) => undefined | string | Promise<any> is added to all core components to allow field-level validation.

Rendering Validation Feedback

Showing validation messages can be accomplished with the Form.Item component (or FormItem which is the same). It

• renders error messages if the field has been touched and the corresponding field has a validation error (and changes the border color of enclosed input component to red).
• renders a green success icon messages if it's showValidateSuccess: boolean prop is set to true, the field has been touched and the corresponding field does not have a validation error.
• exposes some layout features and a label (visit https://ant.design/components/form/ for the details).

<Form.Item name="firstName" >
  <Input name="firstName" />
</Form.Item>

Submitting and Resetting Forms

Directly under each <Formik> container a <Form> component should be placed (unless you do not need it). This component composes the functionality provided by Ant Designs <Form> https://ant.design/components/form/ as well as Formiks (https://jaredpalmer.com/formik/docs/api/form):

import React from "react";
import { Form, SubmitButton, /* ... */ } from "@jbuschke/formik-antd";
import { Formik } from "formik";

<Formik>
  <Form>
    {/* ... */}
    <SubmitButton />
  </Form>
</Formik>

Submitting & Resetting

The SubmitButton must be placed inside a Form component.

Lists and Nested objects

Nested objects and arrays can be accessed with lodash-like bracket syntax as described in the Formik documentation.

<InputField name="friends[0].firstName" />

Playground & Contributions

If you want to dig into the source code and test locally you can use https://github.com/jannikbuschke/Formik-antd-playground (clone with the --recursive flag and follow the README, its pretty simple).

TypeScript

Types are included.

Typechecking limitations

Form values currently cannot be typechecked (at least to my knowledge). For example the following ideally would give a compile error:

<Formik<{name:string}> initialValues={{name:""}}>
  <Input name="naem" />
</Formik>

Typescript cannot (yet) enforce types of children. In the future this hopefully will be possible.

License

MIT

Contributors

Special thanks to all contributors:

Nile Daley 💻

James W Mann 💻

Jannik Buschke 💻

Lars-Jørgen Kristiansen 💻

Adam 💻

jeessy2 💻

Pavan Agrawal 📖

This project follows the all-contributors specification. Contributions of any kind welcome!