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The FormMaking developed base on vue and element-ui, equipts with the latest front-end technology stack, built-in i18n internationalization solution, all of those are aimed at making developmemt simpler, and more efficiently.
This project is the base version, and if you need to experience the Advanced, you can go to the advanced version, which provides more components and functionality, add support Vue3.
- Preview
- Development
- Components
- MakingForm (Quickly design the form page based on the visual operation.)
- GenerateForm (The generator will render a form page quickly base on the configuration json data captured in the designer.)
- Secondary Development
- Visual configuration page
- Provide grid layout and align with flex
- One-click preview of configuration effects
- One-click generation of configuration json data
- One-click generate code, ready to run
- Provide custom components to meet user's custom requirements
- Provides a remote data interface for users to asynchronously fetch data
- Provides powerful advanced components
- Support for form validation
- Get form data quickly
- Internationalization support
The advanced version provides more functionality than the base version:
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More beautiful pages;
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Add fields quickly by clicking;
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More property Settings, including data source and form events;
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More control fields (subforms, custom components, etc.);
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More layout containers and can be nested with each other (grids, tables, tabs);
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More apis for more complex business needs;
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Add custom fields, you can quickly introduce your own components;
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Can quickly add custom styles;
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Support data source, convenient form data configuration;
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Support action events, which can make forms more flexible configuration;
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Multi-terminal adaptation display;
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Provides Ant Design-style components (modified by the introduction of ANTD Vue);
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Support Vue3.
Modern browsers and Internet Explorer 10+.
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MIT