Try changing type="select" on line 11 to
radio or checkbox.
FormKit is your one-stop solution for high-end forms in your web application. It includes everything you need — labels, help text, theming support, validation, form generation from JSON, accessibility, internationalization and more!
Try changing type="select" on line 11 to
radio or checkbox.
FormKit ships with over 20 built-in validation rules equipping you to smoothly guide users through their content entry. Custom async validation rules are supported out-of-the-box and are easy to author.
Not only that — FormKit ships with support for back-end error handling. Take your server-side error response object and give it to FormKit and you’ll get your error messages back on the inputs they belong to.
Even the most complex forms can be represented using FormKit schema. Written from the ground-up, FormKit's schema supports conditional rendering, boolean logic, comparison and arithmetic expressions, dynamic functions, and rendering of HTML and third-party components.
Additionally, all FormKit inputs are built using schema allowing for selective overrides of markup with extremely high specificity.
Try changing pricePerUser on line 2 to
see the schema-powered form re-render.
Everyone has their preferred way to apply styles to their markup. Some prefer rolling their own CSS, some adopt opinionated UI frameworks, and others prefer creating custom combinations of utility classes from tools such as Tailwind. FormKit is flexible enough to support them all.
FormKit Core will always be open source and free to use within your projects. You can use FormKit Core — which aims to cover all native HTML input types — without worrying about licensing restrictions or fees.