Fable.Form.Simple with pure HTML?

[leolorenzoluis]

I'm trying to understand the code but I'm having a hard time groking it. Could you provide a sample on how to create like simple asHtml with no dependencies and just pure HTML? I'm trying to use Fable.Lit in this scenario.

[MangelMaxime]

Right now, Fable.Form.Simple as a strong dependencies over React

Fable.Form/packages/Fable.Form.Simple/Form.fsi

Lines 761 to 766 in 6e6b805

	val custom :
	config : CustomConfig<'Msg, 'Attributes> ->
	viewConfig : ViewConfig<'Values,'Msg> ->
	form : Form<'Values,'Msg, 'Attributes> ->
	model : Model<'Values> ->
	Feliz.ReactElement

See how Feliz.ReactElement is hardcorded.

So there is 2 solutions:

1. Wait for Make Fable.Form.Simple renderer agnostic #14 to be fixed
2. Implements your own Form logic.

Option 2, means re-coding Fable.Form.Simple with Fable.Lit as a strong dependency. In theory, this means copy/paste the code and replacing it Feliz.ReactElement with the equivalent in Fable.Lit.
And then, you need to preview the actual implementation of your view.

If you are confused by the .fsi files, just know that they make the module private by default because only what is listed in the .fsi file is made public from the corresponding file.

[MangelMaxime]

Version 5, is now renderer agnostic.

Currently, we provide support for Sutil and React directly. But any UI library can work.

At some point in time, I wanted to support Fable.Lit too but I already spent 10 more times on the update than I initially planned so I removed it.

You can see, the initial Fable.Lit implementation in this commit.