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flsouto/htform
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Library for building html forms without pain

1.0.2(5y ago)037PHP

Since Apr 9Pushed 5y agoCompare

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HtForm
======

[](#htform)

Installation
------------

[](#installation)

To install this package use composer:

```
composer require flsouto/htform

```

Overview
--------

[](#overview)

Forget about everything you've seen so far regarding form building tools and libraries. The approach you are going to see here is something totally new and straightforward:

- No need to instantiate and/or configure tons of objects.
- No need to define and connect the form to a model.
- No need to have xml or yml files defining how the form is supposed to behave.
- No need to define your own form and field classes.
- No need to setup a "renderer engine" before the form can be rendered.
- No need to get the form builder from a DIC (Dependency Injection Container)

Usage
-----

[](#usage)

All you have to do is this: create a form object, add some fields and echo it:

```