sudeep/formparse

An easy form parser and management tool for Laravel

dev-master 2019-09-25 05:20 UTC

MIT

• Sudeep Mishra

README

Laravel Package With JS to handle Ajax From Request.

Installation

1. Via Composer [ composer require sudeep/formparse ]
2. add "require" : { "sudeep/formparse": "dev-master" } in your composer.json and run [ composer update ]

Usage

1. Add Sudeep\FormParser\FormServiceProvider::class, in 'providers' array of config/app.php file.

2. Run [ php artisan vendor:publish --provider=FormServiceProvider ] in CLI. this will save the JS file in your public/assets folder.

3. Next you Can make your own traits to use wherever you want. Or, you can directly use it in you main controller. just add [ use Sudeep\FormParser\FormParse;] in your app\http\controllers\Controller.php.

4. link form.js to your blade.file

5. After you call ajax function .

   Call getData(formObject) function. it requires form object as parameter.

   Call getErrors(response) function to show errors came from laravel.

    *for this you have to keep same value of id attr. as that of name attr.
            [ input type='text' name='address' id='address' ]
   

    *to show error you have to keep class name with (error-) prepended in same value of name attr.
            [ span class='error-address']
   

            $(document).on('submit','.form-class', function(e){
                    e.preventDefault();
                    var data = getData($(this))
                    $.ajax({
                        method: "POST",
                        url:  '/your/url/to/post,
                        data: { data: data },
                    }).done(function( res ) {
                        if(res == "ok"){
                            var url = "/url/to/redirect";
                        setTimeout($(location).attr('href', url),3000); 
                        }
                    }).fail( function(res){
                        //this will fill last values in filed
                        values(data)
                        //this will show errors
                        getErrors(res)
                        })
                })

1. Now in your Controller.

   public function toDoSomething(Request $request){

   call getArray() to get result in array

   $result = $this->getArray($request);
   

   call getObj() to get result in object

    $result = $this->getObj($request);
   

-------------------------------- FOR VALIDATION -----------------------------------------------

make rules of validation and pass it through withvalidate()

    $this->withValidate($result, $rules);

if you work with Form Requests Pass the Class with result.

    $this->withValidate($result, new FormRequest());