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VueFormulate

npm GitHub

Documentation Website

What is Vue Formulate?

Vue Formualte is the easiest way to build forms using Vue. Key features include form and field validation, file uploads, form generation and a single-element fields with labels, help text, error messages, placeholders and lots more.

The syntax is what developers would expect:

<FormulateInput
  v-model="value"
  type="email"
  name="email"
  label="What is your email address"
  help="Where should we contact you?"
  validation="required|email"
/>

✓ Create any input element with a single component
✓ Supports Vue v-model binding
Re-populate an entire form from a single object
Generate a form using json
✓ Easy to add field labels
✓ Easy to add help text
✓ Easy to add form validation
✓ Easy to add custom validation rules
✓ Easy to modify validation messages
✓ Easy to add custom inputs

There's a lot more available to read at the documentation website.