Supported design libraries:
const schema = new SimpleSchema({
firstName: { type: String },
lastName: { type: String },
country: {
type: String,
allowedValues: ['Poland', 'England'],
defaultValue: 'Poland',
},
state: {
type: String,
optional: true,
},
useThisAddressForPaymentDetails: {
type: Boolean,
defaultValue: false,
},
addressLine: { type: String },
city: { type: String },
zip: { type: String },
});
export const bridge = new SimpleSchema2Bridge({ schema });
Florian Bienefelt
CTO and Co-Founder at Resolve
uniforms is the backbone of our data-intensive web-applications. We have about 200 different forms, from very simple ones, to ones that are filled with complex data-loading conditional form components, which create an incredible UX for our users. And if you really need to push the limits of what you can do with forms, I would highly recommend reaching out to Vazco themselves for expert advice.
Lorant Vajda
Senior Technical Specialist at Mindtree
Vazco's uniforms is a developer's go-to solution for simplifying form creation and validation in JavaScript applications. With its intuitive APIs and extensive feature set, uniforms streamlines the process of building complex forms. It offers a wide range of input types, validation options, and customization possibilities. Backed by an active community, Vazco's uniforms ensures ongoing support and updates, empowering developers to enhance productivity and deliver polished, user-friendly applications.
Kheang Hok Chin
Software Developer at Simple Commerce
We were looking for a forms library that was compatible with React and would help us build forms quicker with built-in logic without having to create it from scratch. And the addition of a GraphQL schema bridge was a no-brainer for us. We added a custom method to help validate required fields based on our GraphQL schema which made it even more practical and quick to use with the built-in features and extensibility. The support for the library is also great, I have never had issues asking questions and getting answers to point me in the right direction.
Serkan Durusoy
Head of Engineering at Okra
I used uniforms extensively during the height of Meteor.js as a replacement for the dominant forms solution which hadn't caught up with React. The flexibility to leverage different schema solutions coupled with a thoughtfully architected API with a very clean source implementation quickly made it my go-to solution for multiple forms-heavy applications that probably shaved off significant development time and directly boosted my productivity.
A set of open-source libraries capable of instantly generating any given form in React.
Focused on providing a ready-to-implement solution, and effortless development experience. Keeps your code simple.
| Feature | uniforms | Formik | redux-form | React Final Form | react-hook-form |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Automatic form layout |  |  | | | |
| Manual state management | | | | | |
| Manually trigger validation | | | | | |
| AntD, Bootstrap 3, Bootstrap 4, Bootstrap 5, Material, MUI, Semantic UI themes | | | | | |
| JSON, GraphQL, SimpleSchema, Zod and custom schema support | | | | | |
| Field level validation | | | | | |
A commercial implementation of uniforms, which can save you up to 1500 hours of work.
