Examples

Below are a list of examples that demonstrate the capabilities of redux-form for testing and learning purposes.

Each example is its own standalone web app with hot reloading. To prepare for running the examples locally, clone the redux-form repository and run npm install to install the necessary dependencies for redux-form. Then you can run the examples locally using either two methods:

1. Run npm run example:EXAMPLE_FOLDER (Remember to replace EXAMPLE_FOLDER with the name of the folder for the example you want to run like npm run example:simple or npm run example:material-ui)

2. Manually run the following commands:

   # Remember to replace EXAMPLE_FOLDER with the name of the example's folder
   cd ./examples/EXAMPLE_FOLDER
   npm install
   npm start
   

After following either of these methods, open localhost:3030 in your browser to view the example running locally on your machine.

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Simple Form

The simplest form. Demonstrates how to attach standard inputs to Redux.

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Synchronous Validation

How to add synchronous client-side validation to your form.

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Submit Validation

How to return server-side validation errors back from your submit function.

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Asynchronous Blur Validation

How to run asynchronous server-side validation on your form when certain fields lose focus.

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Initializing From State

How to initialize your form data from any slice of the Redux state.

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Field Arrays

How to create and manipulate arrays of fields.

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Remote Submit

How to use submit your form via a dispatched Redux action.

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Normalizing

How to use normalize your form values.

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Immutable JS

How to use Immutable JS for redux-form state storage.

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Selecting Form Values

How to bind certain form values as props to your entire form component.

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Wizard Form

How to create a multi-page "wizard" form.

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Material-UI Examples

Contains multiple Material-UI examples

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React-Widgets Examples

How to use react-widgets components with redux-form

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