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Conform Has a Free API — Type-Safe Form Validation for React Server Components
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Conform Has a Free API — Type-Safe Form Validation for React Server Components

via Dev.to ReactAlex Spinov2h ago

What if your form validation worked seamlessly with React Server Actions — progressive enhancement, no client JavaScript required? Conform is a form validation library designed for server-first React applications. Why Conform Traditional form libraries (React Hook Form, Formik) are client-side only. Conform works with: Server Actions — validate on the server, progressively enhance on client Progressive enhancement — forms work without JavaScript Zod/Yup integration — use your existing schemas Accessibility — ARIA attributes generated automatically Nested objects and arrays — complex form structures with type safety File uploads — built-in support Quick Start npm install @conform-to/react @conform-to/zod // Server Action " use server " ; import { parseWithZod } from " @conform-to/zod " ; import { z } from " zod " ; const schema = z . object ({ email : z . string (). email (), password : z . string (). min ( 8 ), }); export async function signup ( prevState : unknown , formData : FormDat

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