What about AngularJs about jsonform

[tidoust]

I'm not sure what sort of suggestions you're looking for. JSON Form is great as a declarative mechanism to generate useful HTML forms. It does not make assumptions about the underlying framework you might be using but equally does not directly integrate with frameworks in the sense that it does not generate markup and code that directly ties in framework models, views or controllers.

There is no plan to integrate with AngularJS. I do have "plans" (well, "dreams" might be more appropriate) for reorganizing JSON Form in a much more modular way that would make it easier to integrate with existing frameworks but truth is I have no idea when (or even if) I'll be able to get to it.

[fiddur]

An interrresting angular integration would be two-way-binding of the schema, so that the form can be changed by changing the schema. Imagine one part of the page changing the required state of a property in a json-schema and the input field is automatically marked thus.

Another two-way binding would be to the form values, but that might be easier done after initiating the form anyway…

[dlodeprojuicer]

Hi there, have you guys tried implementing Angular yet? I am looking at adding Angular UI attributes. Before I dig in, I wanted to check if anyone has tried something...

Yes? No? Mayb?

[fiddur]

We've started a re-implementation of jsonform from scratch using angular. It is compatible with jsonform, using the same approach on the form definition, and uses angulars form-helper for two-way binding etc. We've dropped some dependencies in favour of angular..

We haven't implemented all the features that are in jsonform, just the one we've been using ourselves so far.

Check it out on https://github.com/Textalk/angular-schema-form

[dlodeprojuicer]

NICE! Looks good, it really is a good start. Thank you.

[tchapi]

https://github.com/json-schema-form/angular-schema-form seems active and well-documented for Angular, so that's the way to go if you need it !