This is very interesting to use unit testing idioms…it does seem like it will make it easier to learn the surface API. I saw your pres at svelte conference too and I have vest on my queue to try with my AgnosticUI form components. Thanks for building this project and sharing!
Yeah, I had a chance to play with it over the weekend and hooked it up to my agnostic-svelte package and it worked great! I didn't use the classNames stuff and the validation only kicks in on touched but it's working quite nicely: See the demo.
It will definitely also work very nicely in React, Vue 3, and that's good news for AgnosticUI. Great stuff Evyatar — thanks for building this!
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This is very interesting to use unit testing idioms…it does seem like it will make it easier to learn the surface API. I saw your pres at svelte conference too and I have vest on my queue to try with my AgnosticUI form components. Thanks for building this project and sharing!
Yeah, I had a chance to play with it over the weekend and hooked it up to my agnostic-svelte package and it worked great! I didn't use the
classNamesstuff and the validation only kicks in on touched but it's working quite nicely: See the demo.It will definitely also work very nicely in React, Vue 3, and that's good news for AgnosticUI. Great stuff Evyatar — thanks for building this!