1. Set it at the field level

   Form.textField
       // ...
       |> Form.readOnly
   
   // or
   
   Form.textField
       // ...
       |> Form.readOnlyIf myCondition

2. Set it at the form level

   let formValue : Form.View.Model<Values> = // ...
   
   { formValue with State = Form.View.State.Loading }

It is now easy to create custom form fields.

The drawback right now is that customising only the view requires a little more work than before. But I think the trade-off is worth it.

Before, people needed to fork Fable.Form.Simple and Fable.Form.Simple.Bulma to add custom fields. Now, they just need to implements IField API and it is done.

• Define how fields are represented thanks to the IField, StandardRenderFieldConfig, IStandardField, IGenericField and more.

• Add FieldId to most of field attributes because using only the label to detect field error don't guarantee a unique result.

  For example, you can have two fields with a label "FirstName". Thanks to the field id you do "firstname-student" and "firstname-teacher"

• Export removed Form.xxx functions from Fable.Form.Simple making transition to 2.0 easy

  • Form.succeed
  • Form.append
  • Form.disable
  • Form.andThen
  • Form.optional
  • Form.textField
  • Form.passwordField
  • Form.colorField
  • Form.dateField
  • Form.dateTimeLocalField
  • Form.numberField
  • Form.searchField
  • Form.telField
  • Form.timeField
  • Form.emailField
  • Form.textareaField
  • Form.checkboxField
  • Form.radioField
  • Form.selectField
  • Form.fileField
  • Form.group
  • Form.section
  • Form.fill
  • Form.rec mapFieldValues
  • Form.list
  • Form.meta
  • Form.mapValues

• Color
• Date
• DateTimeLocal
• Email
• Number
• Search
• Tel
• Time