flutter_formx 3.0.1

Flutter FormX provides an easy way of dealing with forms and their states without creating a lot of boilerplate code.

Flutter FormX

Flutter FormX is an extensible package to make it easy to build, react to and validate forms using MobX and Bloc.

• Features
• Supported state management solutions
• MobX usage
• Bloc usage
• Validators
• Testing

Features

• Responsive state and form answer caching on current instance.
• Form validation.
• Abstract ValidationResult and Validator classes to help you integrate with form builder and make your own validations.

Supported state management solutions

This library has built-in adapters for both MobX and Bloc as its state management solutions. However, you can use the vanilla implementation to adapt FormX to your favorite state management solution.

• MobX usage
• Bloc usage

Validators

You can create any kind of validator specifically for your needs and according to the field type you have. We've included the RequiredFieldValidator, but feel free to create more in your project as you need.

Create your own validators

You can do that by creating a class that extends the Validator class. See example below:

Example:

class EmailValidator extends Validator<String?> {
  final String errorMessage;

  EmailValidator(this.errorMessage,);

  @override
  Future<ValidatorResult> validate(value) {
    if (value == null || value.isEmpty) {
      return result(isValid: true);
    }

    final isEmailValid = _validateEmail(value);

    return result(
      isValid: isEmailValid,
      errorMessage: errorMessage,
    );
  }

  bool _validateEmail(String email) {
    final regex = RegExp(r'^[^@,\s]+@[^@,\s]+\.[^@,.\s]+$');

    return regex.hasMatch(email);
  }
}

Note
We recommend that you avoid implementing more than one validation in each validator. If the field must be required and a valid email, add two validators, such as [RequiredValidator(), EmailValidator()]. This way you can reuse the email validator if this field ever becomes optional.

Expanding the library

Feel free to expand the library and make it compatible with other state management solutions. When doing that, keep in mind you'll need to implement FormXAdapter<T>. If you don't know how to do it, please take a look at the other adapters' implementations. Also, know you can count on our support with that! Just open an issue or PR and we'll be happy to help.

Testing

See example/test for testing examples.