Overview:

The content seems to be discussing a form generator called “vue3-json-schema-formcoverage” which is based on the jsonschema for Vue 3. It mentions project setup, API design, json schema object, form value, onChange event, customizing form display using uiSchema, and using a Ref object for validation.

Features:

• Json Schema Object: Defines the data and serves as the basis for defining the form.
• Value: Represents the form data and can be changed externally. The onChange event is triggered when the form is edited and the new value is returned.
• Ref Object: Requires passing a Vue 3 Ref object which has a doValidate method that allows manual form validation.
• UiSchema: Allows customization of form display.
• API Design: Provides information on the API design for the library.
• Internationalization: Supports specifying the language for error messages using ajv-i18n.
• Integration with Other Libraries: Mentions integration with libraries such as prettier, Ajv, json-schema, JSX for Vue 3, ajv-formats, vue-jss, monaco-editor, and lodash.

Installation:

To install the “vue3-json-schema-formcoverage” theme, follow these steps:

1. Add the package to your project’s dependencies:

   npm install vue3-json-schema-formcoverage
   

2. Import the library in your Vue 3 project:

   import Vue from 'vue'
   import JsonSchemaForm from 'vue3-json-schema-formcoverage'
   
   Vue.use(JsonSchemaForm)
   

3. Use the <JsonSchemaForm> component in your templates:

   <template>
     <JsonSchemaForm :schema="schema" v-model="formData" />
   </template>
   
   <script>
   export default {
     data() {
       return {
         schema: {...},
         formData: {...},
       }
     }
   }
   </script>
   

Remember to replace {...} with your actual schema and form data.

Summary:

The content provides an overview of the “vue3-json-schema-formcoverage” form generator for Vue 3. It explains its features, installation process, and highlights its compatibility with other libraries.