Installation is pretty simple and straightforward for all of them. So, if your lib doesn’t depend on any other, you are safe from situations like this. The author removed his lib from npm and basically broke the internet with that (file with 11 lines of code). Best way to describe this is with the (now) famous “left-pad” disaster. That means that your lib isn’t dependable on any other source. Why is this important? Well, generally, the fewer dependencies, the better. It is regularly updated, has fewer open issues, the build is pretty small, and most importantly, it has no dependencies. Check the picture below for more detailed stats.īased on these stats React-Hook-Form leads in most areas. And last, the Final Form, which is not popular as the two above. React-hook-form is neck to neck with Formik. įormik is still number one, as far as downloads are concerned. Let us check some numbers! First of all, download statistic. This blog will compare three that are mostly used in React world.Ī lot of times when a developer needs to choose an external lib for something he will check for performance issues, speed, size, etc. And of course, that means reading all of the unnecessary documentation related to each one. Choosing the right form library can be a tricky issue, as there are numerous ones to choose from. Since React is just a UI library it doesn’t come with a form solution out of the box. With minimal performance hits, of course. Doing forms in React should be easy and painless, which means input validation and form state management should be easily doable. As with everything related to the JS there are many options to choose from. Both of them have to happened on mounted component.Forms are basically an essential part of many websites and apps. One testing failure and one testing successful submit. My LoginForm has email and password validation ( The form doesn't not get submitted and fails when validation is not successful. I was not able to test the validation with redux-form, but actually it is much easier to do in react-final-form.
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