Documentation of <django-formset>

Building beautiful Forms in Django with a contemporary User eXperience has never been easier.

<django-formset> is a web component to let the browser pre-validate one or more standard Django Form-s.

Contents:

• 1. Introduction
  • 1.1. Use Forms as Logical Entities
  • 1.2. What are Web Components?
  • 1.3. Annotation
  • 1.4. Contributing
• 2. Installation
• 3. Working with a single Form
  • 3.1. Using a Native Django Form
  • 3.2. Using an Extended Django Form
  • 3.3. Rendering a Django Form Field-by-Field
• 4. Web Component <django-formset>
• 5. Styling Forms with django-formset
  • 5.1. Default Styling
  • 5.2. Bootstrap
  • 5.3. Bulma
  • 5.4. Foundation
  • 5.5. Tailwind
  • 5.6. UIKit
• 6. Submit Button Controls
  • 6.1. Action Queues
  • 6.2. Buttons without a Form
• 7. Form Collections
  • 7.1. Simple Collection
  • 7.2. Nested Collection
  • 7.3. Collections with Siblings
  • 7.4. Sortable Collections with Siblings
• 8. Fieldsets
  • 8.1. Example
• 9. Creating Forms from Models
  • 9.1. Detail View for ModelForm
• 10. Creating Collections from related Models
  • 10.1. One-to-One Relations
  • 10.2. One-to-Many Relations
• 11. Form Renderers
  • 11.1. Form Grid Example
  • 11.2. Inline Form Example
• 12. Conditional Field and Fieldset Expressions
  • 12.1. Example Form
  • 12.2. Example Fieldset
• 13. Uploading Files and Images
  • 13.1. Example
• 14. Selectize Widget
  • 14.1. Usage with fixed Number of Choices
  • 14.2. Usage with dynamic Number of Choices
  • 14.3. Endpoint for Dynamic Queries
  • 14.4. Implementation Details
• 15. Dual Selector Widget
  • 15.1. Features
  • 15.2. Usage
  • 15.3. Grouping Options
  • 15.4. Sortable Dual Selector Widget
• 16. Preselect Options
• 17. Edit Rich Text
  • 17.1. Configuration
  • 17.2. Implementation
  • 17.3. Richtext as a Model Field
• 18. Slug Input Field
  • 18.1. Implementation
• 19. Developing in django-formset
  • 19.1. Setting up and running Tests
  • 19.2. Building the Parser
  • 19.3. Building the Client
  • 19.4. Running the Django Test App
• 20. Contributing to the Project
  • 20.1. Writing Code
  • 20.2. Reporting Bugs
  • 20.3. Adding new Features
  • 20.4. Quoting
  • 20.5. Lists versus Tuples

Indices and tables

• Index

• Module Index

• Search Page