Any Web Framework with Form Library

[Lothar Scholz]

Hello,

is there any framework that makes it easier to write non trivial
forms. In the python world i like the FunFormKit which makes it easy
to define validators and helps me building the web-based GUI.

Any way to integrate such a thing with Amrita or an Amrita like (pure
HTML) template engine ?

 

[Kirk Haines]

Hello,

is there any framework that makes it easier to write non trivial
forms. In the python world i like the FunFormKit which makes it easy
to define validators and helps me building the web-based GUI.

Any way to integrate such a thing with Amrita or an Amrita like (pure
HTML) template engine ?

Cerise, which uses Amrita for templates, has such a thing, if I recall
correctly. I'm working on such a thing for Iowa, but it's not ready for
even a private peekaboo release, yet.


Kirk Haines

 

[Eric Hodel]

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is there any framework that makes it easier to write non trivial
forms. In the python world i like the FunFormKit which makes it easy
to define validators and helps me building the web-based GUI.

Borges has that.

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[Gavin Kistner]

is there any framework that makes it easier to write non trivial
forms. In the python world i like the FunFormKit which makes it easy
to define validators and helps me building the web-based GUI.

Mine is not used by anyone I know (including me), but:

See the ValidForm library at http://phrogz.net/RubyLibs/

 

[Martin DeMello]

Mine is not used by anyone I know (including me), but:

See the ValidForm library at http://phrogz.net/RubyLibs/

That looks pretty neat - did it prove not to be useful in practice or
have you just not had any occasion to use it yet? Also how about other
output formats? For example a version emitting tk would be great for
quickly throwing together a small gui frontend to collect options to a
complex unix command or dotfile.

martin

 

[Gavin Kistner]

That looks pretty neat - did it prove not to be useful in practice or
have you just not had any occasion to use it yet?

I just haven't had occasion to use it yet. (The Ruby web project I was
building it in anticipation of has been much-delayed.) It worked nicely
in my tests.

Also how about other output formats?

Be my guest! Different output is precisely why I kept the to_html
method decoupled from the main library in its own file.