Forms that Work - Leveraging Client Libraries & Headless Forms
summary
Shows how client libraries replace inline JS on Cloud Service by packaging third‑party libs with the AEM ClientLib Generator (node plugin) into a deployable ZIP and exposing functions to the rules editor so form authors can call amortization, date and validation routines without coding — rules editor covers ~80% of needs and clientlibs supply the rest. Also demonstrates a headless JSON rendition API and a React/Gatsby SDK, with working show/hide, calculations and a proxyed submit that generates a document of record; headless ships to limited partners in December.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to client libraries
- 7:27Demo setup and configuration
- 11:03Adaptive form with loan calculator
- 18:15Transition to headless forms
- 18:35What are headless forms
- 24:57Demo integrating with Gatsby
- 36:29Rendering form in React app
- 45:15Submitting and workflows
- 46:08Q&A and resources
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