I’ve been evaluating schema-based form generators too, as I want to move from server-generated DOM to a JSON serializaton of forms and their rules, so we can offer a better mobile experience, offline, etc. We have hundreds of fields in a form, dozens per “page”, with potentially a lot of business rules.
Vue-Form-Generator is not really maintained and doesn’t look like it quite made it to the next version. It also bakes in Bootstrap UI.
Vue Form JSON Schema looks promising, but I wish it was a little more “automatic” and less verbose. Last updated 5 months ago or so?
JSONForms (https://jsonforms.io/) I just came across. I think they recently added Vue support (was originally Angular and React). It uses Material as the UI styling. But it has some neat features like defaulting a UI Schema for you based on the data Schema. I like some of their dependent fields (if Yes, show/require this other field) stuff, and I like how using this would abstract us from Vue, in case we have to use React in some context in the future.
Vue Formulate has a newer generate-from-schema option (https://vueformulate.com/guide/forms/generating-forms/), but currently lacks much of the repeater/validators that the “statically-defined in template” method offers.
BlitzarForm (https://blitzar.cycraft.co/docs/blitz-form) is a new effort that also allows any component, so all Quasar components could be used.
For something more than a pet project, I’m nervous to “place a bet” on what would be used by my company for years to come!
