declarative-forms

declarative-forms offers a unique approach to form creation by providing a function to call, rather than a component to mount. This means there is no form state to manage, no mount point, and no specific place in the application's component tree where the form needs to reside. Developers can invoke the form from any part of their code, and the resulting data is returned directly to the call site.

The library is designed to be framework-agnostic and has zero dependencies, making it highly flexible for integration into various JavaScript projects. It supports advanced features such as asynchronous options for fields, cross-field reactivity, tabbed interfaces, and stacked dialogs, allowing for complex and interactive user input experiences.

Inspired by the browser's native `prompt()` function, declarative-forms extends this simple 'ask and receive' model to handle structured data. Instead of just a string, developers describe the desired record structure, and the library handles the rendering of the dialog, loading of options, synchronization of fields, and resolution of the form data into a plain JavaScript object.