efabrica / neoforms
Better way to render forms
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- php: ^8.3
- latte/latte: ^2.11 || ^3.0
- nette/forms: ^3.1
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README
NeoForms are the very much needed medicine for Nette\Forms.
- Gives you an easier way to write your own renderer templates
- Gives you conventions to collaborate with your team more efficiently
- Gives you a way to render form fields individually with the
{formRow}
,{formLabel}
and{formInput}
tags that you could be used to from Symfony. - Gives you a way to render rows and columns when building the form in PHP
- Gives you a
readonly
mode to render a form for people who can't edit it by rendering regular text instead of inputs. (Say goodbye to grayed-out disabled fields!) - Gives you FormCollection for pre-styled AJAX-less Multiplier with built-in diff calculator
- ControlGroup inside of a ControlGroup (tree structure)
Installation
composer require efabrica/neoforms
# config.neon includes: - ../../vendor/efabrica/neoforms/config.neon
Documentation
- Using ActiveRowForm
- {formGroup} example
- .row .col grid layout in PHP
- Latte Tags (API) Documentation
- Applying Attributes
- Custom Template
Using ActiveRowForm
use Efabrica\NeoForms\Build\NeoForm; use Efabrica\NeoForms\Build\NeoFormFactory; use Efabrica\NeoForms\Build\NeoFormControl; use Efabrica\NeoForms\Build\ActiveRowForm; use Nette\Database\Table\ActiveRow; use Nette\Application\UI\Template; class CategoryForm extends ActiveRowForm { private NeoFormFactory $formFactory; private CategoryRepository $repository; // There is no parent constructor public function __construct(NeoFormFactory $formFactory, CategoryRepository $repository) { $this->formFactory = $formFactory; $this->repository = $repository; } /** * NeoFormControl is attached to presenter and used in template. * * @param ActiveRow|null $row Optional ActiveRow parameter to fill the form with data * @return NeoFormControl */ public function create(?ActiveRow $row = null): NeoFormControl { $form = $this->formFactory->create(); $form->addText('name', 'Category Name') ->setHtmlAttribute('placeholder', 'Enter category name') ->setRequired('Name is required to fill'); $form->addText('description', 'Category Description') ->setHtmlAttribute('placeholder', 'Type category description') ->setRequired('Description is required to fill'); $form->addSubmit('save', ($row === null ? 'Edit' : 'Create') . ' Category') ->setIcon('save'); return $this->control($form, $row); } }
Component Usage in Presenter
class CategoryPresenter extends AdminPresenter { private CategoryForm $form; private CategoryRepository $repository; public function actionCreate(): void { $this->addComponent($this->form->create(), 'categoryForm'); } public function actionUpdate(int $id): void { $row = $this->repository->findOneById($id); if (!$row instanceof \Nette\Database\Table\ActiveRow) { throw BadRequestException(); } $this->addComponent($this->form->create($row), 'categoryForm'); } }
Component Usage in Latte Templates
Simple Rendering
{* create.latte *} {block content} <div class="category-card"> <div class="category-form-wrapper"> {control categoryForm} </div> </div>
Custom HTML Structure inside the <form>
tag
{* create.latte *} {block content} <div class="category-card"> <div class="category-form-wrapper"> {neoForm categoryForm} {formRow $form['name'], data-joke => 123} {* adds [data-joke="123"] to the wrapping div *} {formRow $form['description']} <img src="whatever.png" alt="whatever" /> <div class="row"> <div class="col">{formRow $form['is_pinned']}</div> <div class="col">{formRow $form['is_highlight']}</div> <div class="col">{formRow $form['is_published']}</div> </div> {formRow $form['save'], input => [class => 'reverse']} {* sets input's class to 'reverse' *} {/neoForm} </div> </div>
Stand-alone HTML Template for Form
{* categoryForm.latte *} {neoForm categoryForm} {formRow $form['name'], data-joke => 123} {* adds [data-joke="123"] to the wrapping div *} {formRow $form['description']} {formRow $form['save'], input => [class => 'reverse']} {* sets input's class to 'reverse' *} {/neoForm}
Grouping Form Elements
/** @var \Efabrica\NeoForms\Build\NeoForm $form */ $names = $form->group('names'); $names->addText('id', 'ID'); $names->addText('icon', 'Icon'); $checkboxes = $form->group('checkboxes'); $checkboxes->addToggleSwitch('enabled', 'Enabled'); $checkboxes->addCheckbox('verified', 'Verified');
{neoForm categoryForm} <div class="row"> <div class="col-6"> {formGroup $form->getGroup('names')} {* renders id & icon *} </div> <div class="col-6"> {formGroup $form->getGroup('checkboxes')} {* renders enabled & verified *} </div> </div> {/neoForm}
.row .col Grid Layout in PHP
/** @var \Efabrica\NeoForms\Build\NeoForm $form */ $row1 = $form->row(); // returns a row instance $col1 = $row1->col('6'); // returns a new col instance, class="col-6" $col1->addText('a'); $col1->addTextArea('b'); $col2 = $row1->col('6'); // returns a new different col instance $col2->addCheckbox('c'); $a = $form->row('main'); $b = $form->row('main'); assert($a === $b); // true, it's the same instance
Latte Tags (API) Documentation
{neoForm}
The {neoForm}
tag is used to render the <form>
element in your HTML. It can also render all the unrendered inputs at the end of the
form. The argument for this tag is the name of the control without quotes.
To render an entire form without specifying any sub-elements, use the following syntax:
{neoForm topicForm}{/neoForm} <!-- This is equivalent to {control topicForm} -->
If you want to exclude certain form fields from rendering, you can use
rest => false
like this:{neoForm topicForm, rest => false} {/neoForm} <!-- This is similar to {form topicform}{/form} -->This will render an empty
<form>
, similar to using an empty{form}
tag.
{formRow}
The {formRow}
tag is used to render a form label and form input inside a wrapping group. It accepts various options. The argument for this
tag is a BaseControl
instance (e.g., $form['title']
).
Here are some examples of how to use {formRow}
:
{formRow $form['title'], class => 'mt-3'}
This renders a form row with a custom class, resulting in
<div class="mt-3">...</div>
.
{formRow $form['title'], '+class' => 'mt-3'}
If you are using a Bootstrap template, this will render a form group with a class, resulting in
<div class="form-group mt-3">...</div>
.
You can also add attributes to the input or label elements using options:
{formRow $form['title'], input => [data-tooltip => 'HA!']}This renders a form row with an input element that has a
data-tooltip
attribute.
{formRow $form['title'], label => [data-toggle => 'modal']}This renders a form row with a label element that has a
data-toggle
attribute.
{formGroup}
The {formGroup}
tag accepts a ControlGroup
as a required argument and renders all controls in the group. It internally uses {formRow}
to handle rendering.
Example usage:
{formGroup $form->getGroup('main')}
{formLabel}
The {formLabel}
tag is used to render a <label>
element. The argument is a BaseControl
instance.
Example usage:
{formLabel $form['title'], class => 'text-large', data-yes="no"}
This renders a label element with a custom class and data attributes.
If the form element is a hidden field or checkbox, the label is rendered as an empty HTML string.
{formInput}
The {formInput}
tag is used to render an <input>
, <textarea>
, <button>
, or any other essential part of a form row. The argument is
a BaseControl
instance.
Example usage:
{formInput $form['category'], data-select2 => true}
This renders an input element with an empty
data-select2
attribute.
Applying Attributes
Attributes can be applied to form elements using options. Here are some commonly used attributes:
"icon"
The "icon"
attribute, when applied to buttons, adds an icon before the text. For example:
$form->addSubmit('save', 'Save')->setOption('icon', 'fa fa-save');
You can customize how the icon is added in your template.
"description"
The "description"
attribute adds gray helper text under input elements. For example:
$form->addPassword('password', 'Password')->setOption('description', 'At least 8 characters.');
"info"
The "info"
attribute adds a blue info circle tooltip next to the label. For example:
$form->addText('title', 'Title')->setOption('info', 'This appears on homepage');
"readonly"
The "readonly"
attribute, when set to true, makes the value non-modifiable and not submitted. It is rendered as a badge. Examples:
$form->addText('title', 'Title')->setOption('readonly', true); // or {formRow $form['title'], readonly => true} // or $form->setReadonly(true); // to make the entire form readonly // or {neoForm yourForm, readonly => true} // to make the entire form readonly
You can also provide a callback function for dynamic readonly behavior.
"class"
The "class"
attribute allows you to override a class or any other HTML attribute to the row/input/label. For example:
$form->addText('title', 'Title')->setOption('class', 'form-control form-control-lg');
If you want to keep the classes from your template, use
+class
instead:$form->addText('title', 'Title')->setOption('+class', 'form-control-lg');This also works:
{formRow $form['title'], input => ['+class' => 'form-control-lg']}`
If you want to force remove a class from your template, use false instead:
$form->addText('title', 'Title')->setOption('class', false);
"input"
and "label"
You can apply these attributes to the {formRow}
tag to pass HTML attributes to the input and label elements, respectively. Example:
{formRow $form['title'], 'input' => ['class' => 'special']} {formRow $form['title'], 'label' => ['class' => 'special']}
FormCollection
Usage:
use Efabrica\NeoForms\Build\NeoContainer; // Create a new collection called "sources" $form->addCollection('sources', 'Sources', function (NeoContainer $container) { // Add some fields to the collection $container->addText('bookTitle', 'Book Title'); $container->addInteger('Year', 'Year'); // Add another collection for authors $container->addCollection('authors', 'Authors', function (NeoContainer $container) { $container->addText('author', 'Author'); }); });
You render the form as any other control in the form. ({formRow}
or automatically)
Processing
protected function onUpdate(NeoForm $form, array $values, ActiveRow $row): void { // To process the form, you can get the new state of the collection like this: $sources = $values['sources']; // If you want to use the Diff API, you can do something like this: $diff = $form['sources']->getDiff(); foreach($diff->getAdded() as $newRow) { $this->sourceRepository->insert($newRow); } foreach($diff->getDeleted() as $removedRow) { $this->sourceRepository->delete($removedRow); } foreach($diff->getModified() as $updatedRow) { $row = $this->sourceRepository->findOneBy($updatedRow->getOldRow()); $row->update($updatedRow->getDiff()); } }
You don't have to use the Diff API. If you for example only use a simple collection of single text inputs, you might find it easier to just persist the new array of values.
Custom Template
To create your own extended template for rendering forms, you can follow our examples. Below is a step-by-step guide on how to create your custom extended template using Bootstrap 4 as an example:
Step 1: Create a New PHP Class
Create a new PHP class for your extended template by extending the base template class. In this example, we'll call
it Bootstrap5FormTemplate
. Make sure to place this class in an appropriate namespace, just like in the provided code.
namespace Your\Namespace\Here; use Efabrica\NeoForms\Render\Template\NeoFormTemplate; // ... Import other necessary classes here ... class Bootstrap4FormTemplate extends NeoFormTemplate { // Your template implementation goes here }
Step 2: Customize Form Elements
Override the methods in your extended template class to customize the rendering of form elements according to your preferred Bootstrap 4 styling. For example, you can define how text inputs, buttons, checkboxes, and other form elements should be rendered with Bootstrap classes.
Here's an example of customizing the rendering of text inputs:
protected function textInput(TextInput $control, array $attrs): Html { $el = $control->getControl(); $el->class ??= 'form-control'; // Add Bootstrap class, if no class was specified through ->setHtmlAttribute() return $this->applyAttrs($el, $attrs); }
Step 3: Customize Form Labels
You can also customize how form labels are rendered. In Bootstrap, you may want to add the col-form-label
class for proper alignment.
Override the formLabel
method to achieve this:
public function formLabel(BaseControl $control, array $attrs): Html { $el = $control->getLabel(); $el->class ??= 'col-form-label'; // Add Bootstrap class $el->class('required', $control->isRequired())->class('text-danger', $errors !== []); $this->addInfo($control, $el); foreach ($errors as $error) { $el->addHtml( Html::el('span')->class('c-button -icon -error -tooltip js-form-tooltip-error') ->setAttribute('data-bs-toggle', 'tooltip') ->title($control->translate($error)) ->addHtml(Html::el('i', 'warning')->class('material-icons-round')) ); } // Customize label rendering as needed return $this->applyAttrs($el, $attrs); }
Step 4: Customize Buttons
For buttons, you can add Bootstrap classes and icons if desired. Customize the rendering of buttons like this:
protected function button(Button $control, array $attrs): Html { $el = $control->getControl(); $el->class ??= 'btn btn-primary'; // Add Bootstrap 4 classes $icon = $control->getOption('icon'); if (is_string($icon) && trim($icon) !== '') { $el->insert(0, Html::el('i')->class("fa fa-$icon")); // Add an icon if available } // Customize button rendering as needed return $this->applyAttrs($el, $attrs); }
Step 5: Customize Other Form Elements
Repeat similar customization for other form elements like checkboxes, radio buttons, select boxes, etc., based on your desired styling.
Step 6: Implement Additional Styling
If your template requires additional styling for specific elements or form groups, you can do so in your extended template class.
Step 7: Apply Your Custom Template To use your custom template, you need to instantiate it and set it as the template for your forms when rendering. For example:
use Your\Namespace\Here\BootstrapFormTemplate; use Efabrica\NeoForms\Build\NeoForm; // Instantiate your custom template $template = new Bootstrap4FormTemplate(); // Create a NeoForm instance and set the custom template $form = new NeoForm(); $form->setTemplate($template); // Render your form echo $form;
If you want to use your custom template for all forms, you can set it as the default template by rewiring your auto-wiring :)
# config.neon services: neoForms.template: Your\Namespace\Here\Bootstrap4FormTemplate()
By following these steps, you can create your own extended template for rendering forms in a way that aligns with Bootstrap 4 or any other custom styling you prefer. Customize the template methods according to your specific styling needs.