PHPShip/Formify

Simple library for generating HTML5 forms

Formify

Welcome to Formify, a streamlined PHP library that simplifies generating HTML5 forms. This library has been designed to ensure rapid form creation while removing repetitive tasks.

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Features

• Generate HTML5 forms programmatically
• Customizable form attributes (POST/GET methods, enctype, etc.)
• Customizable field attributes (name, type, placeholder, style, and value)
• TailwindCSS classes support for field styling

Installation

Installation instructions will be provided soon.

Quick Start

Formify allows for easy creation of HTML5 forms in a PHP environment. Follow the steps below to generate your first form:

1. Install the Library

   • Installation instructions are being created and will be provided soon.

2. Require Vendor Autoload

   • Add the statement require 'vendor/autoload.php';, which loads PHP Composer's autoload file to manage dependencies.

3. Import the Form Class

   • Use the statement use Formify\Form; to import the Formify Form class.

4. Create a Form Configuration

   • Define a configuration array with relevant settings such as 'action', 'method', and 'enctype'.

5. Instantiate the Form Class

   • Create a new instance of the Form class passing the configuration array as an argument.

   $form = new Form($config);

6. Define Form Fields

   • Make use of the field builder methods such as name(), type(), style(), placeholder(), and value() to define your form fields.

   $form->field()
    ->name('emailAddress')
    ->type('email')
    ->style('border border-blue-100') // TailwindCSS classes supported!
    ->placeholder('Enter your email address')
    ->value('example@gmail.com');

7. Render the form

   • Call the render() method of your form instance.

   $form->render();

   The complete sample code would look something like this:

   require 'vendor/autoload.php';
   use Formify\Form;
   
   $config = [
   'action' => 'action.php',
   'method' => 'POST',
   'enctype' => 'multipart/form-data'
   ];
   
   $form = new Form($config);
   
   $form->field()
   ->name('emailAddress')
   ->type('email')
   ->style('border border-blue-100')
   ->placeholder('Enter your email address')
   ->value('example@gmail.com')
   ->render();

Contributions

Contributions, issues, and feature requests are all welcome! Feel free to open a new issue with the "feature request" tag or submit a Pull Request.

Documentation:

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License

Formify is MIT licensed.