React Hook Form Plus (RHF+) is an enhanced fork of React Hook Form. It is designed to be a drop-in replacement for React Hook Form, so you can use it in your existing projects without any changes.

npm install @bombillazo/rhf-plus

yarn add @bombillazo/rhf-plus

pnpm add @bombillazo/rhf-plus

Simply replace your React Hook Form import:

// Before
import { useForm } from 'react-hook-form'

// After  
import { useForm } from '@bombillazo/rhf-plus'

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React Hook Form is a robust and delightful form library for React. Preserving high-quality standards for such a popular package takes time, effort, and thoughtfulness from maintainers. In the case of React Hook Form, this has caused a development bottleneck that slows and stalls contributions.

Thus, rhf-plus was born: a fork of React Hook Form that enhances the library with new features and improvements while keeping the core of the library intact.

• Features: This package aims to enhance React Hook Form's functionality. We avoid other development efforts.
• Compatibility: New features should be additive and non-breaking. rhf-plus aims to stay closely synced to the original React Hook Form.
• Practicality: The enhancements must be practical and solve real-world problems.
• Speed: Discuss, review, and ship features fast!
• Quality: We maintain the same high-quality standards as React Hook Form. This means clean code, thorough testing, and precise documentation.

• React Hook Form bugs
  React Hook Form maintainers are responsible for fixing its bugs. We focus on fixing bugs related to our enhancements. When those bugs are fixed, they are rolled into this package when we sync to the latest React Hook Form version.

• Refactors
  We do not refactor React Hook Form code. This includes adding new tooling, changing documentation, updating dependency versions, fixing code styling, and anything unrelated to adding new features and enhancements (these changes complicate syncing the fork with the upstream repository).

• Breaking changes
  We do not introduce breaking changes to the React Hook Form API. We only add new features and enhancements that are backward compatible with the existing API.

• Complex/bloated features
  We avoid enhancements that aggressively modify large parts of the React Hook Form codebase. This ensures we do not diverge too much from the original package.

• Past React Hook Form versions
  As new enhancements are introduced, they are only applied to the current and latest React Hook Form versions. This ensures that we are closely synced to React Hook Form and reduces the overhead of maintaining multiple rhf-plus versions.

• Spread the word about this package so more people can test these enhancements
• Use this library to test the enhancements and provide feedback.
• Report enhancement bugs and issues here.
• Contribute new code to add new enhancements.
• Share the enhancements in the React Hook Form issues where applicable:
  • Upvote the issue to garner support
  • Link to the enhancement page in this repo to show the available working solution

rhf-plus versions look something like this:

7.55.0-plus.0
\____/\____/|
  |     |   |
  1     2   3

1. React Hook Form version
   The React Hook Form version used as the base to add enhancements to (e.g., 7.55.0)

2. Separator token
   Separates React Hook Form from RHF+ version (always -plus.)

3. RHF+ version
   RHF+ version index (e.g., 0)

1. New RHF+ versions use the latest React Hook Form version as the base version
2. RHF+ versions start from index 0
   • For example, the first version of rhf-plus based on React Hook Form 7.55.0 would be 7.55.0-plus.0
3. The RHF+ version increments with each new rhf-plus release
   • For example, a new release based on React Hook Form 7.55.0 would bump the version to 7.5.0-plus.1
4. The RHF+ version is reset to 0 when a new version of React Hook Form is released
   • For example, if React Hook Form 7.56.0 is released, the newly synced version of rhf-plus based on that would be 7.56.0-plus.0