Question 1

How to integrate Vorms with Zod validation in Vue 3?

Accepted Answer

Vorms supports Zod by allowing you to pass Zod schemas directly into the useForm setup. Check the provided 'Validate With Zod' example for a step-by-step implementation using Vue's reactive patterns.

Question 2

Vorms vs VeeValidate: which is better for Vue 3 forms?

Accepted Answer

Vorms is lighter and more focused on Composition API integration, ideal for minimal bundle size and type safety. VeeValidate has a larger ecosystem and more features, so choose Vorms for modern Vue 3 projects or VeeValidate for broader community support.

Question 3

Is Vorms compatible with Vuetify components?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Vorms works with UI libraries like Vuetify, as shown in the examples. You can bind form fields to custom components using the attrs provided by the register function for seamless integration.

Question 4

How to handle dynamic form arrays in Vorms?

Accepted Answer

Vorms supports field arrays through its API; refer to the 'Field Array' example in the documentation to manage dynamic fields using reactive state and the register method for each array item.

Question 5

Does Vorms support async or server-side validation?

Accepted Answer

Vorms allows custom validation logic, which can include async functions for server-side checks. However, it lacks built-in async validation helpers, so implementation requires manual handling compared to some libraries.

Question 6

What are Vorms' performance benchmarks for large forms?

Accepted Answer

Being lightweight and tree-shakable, Vorms has minimal overhead, but for very large forms, ensure efficient reactivity by validating only necessary fields to maintain performance, as noted in its design philosophy.

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