Mojolicious-Plugin-FormFields
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<h1><a class='u'
name="NAME"
>NAME</a></h1>

<p>Mojolicious::Plugin::FormFields - Lightweight form builder with validation and filtering</p>

<h1><a class='u'
name="SYNOPSIS"
>SYNOPSIS</a></h1>

<pre>  $self-&#62;plugin(&#39;FormFields&#39;);

  # In your controller
  sub edit
  {
      my $self = shift;
      my $user = $self-&#62;users-&#62;find($self-&#62;param(&#39;id&#39;));
      $self-&#62;stash(user =&#62; $user);
  }

  sub update
  {
      my $self = shift;
      $self-&#62;field(&#39;user.name&#39;)-&#62;is_required;
      $self-&#62;field(&#39;user.password&#39;)-&#62;is_required-&#62;is_equal(&#39;user.confirm_password&#39;);

      if($self-&#62;valid) {
          $self-&#62;users-&#62;update($self-&#62;param(&#39;user&#39;));
          $self-&#62;redirect_to(&#39;/profile&#39;);
          return;
      }
  }

  # In your view
  field(&#39;user.name&#39;)-&#62;text
  field(&#39;user.name&#39;)-&#62;error unless field(&#39;user.name&#39;)-&#62;valid

  field(&#39;user.password&#39;)-&#62;password
  field(&#39;user.age&#39;)-&#62;select([10,20,30])
  field(&#39;user.password&#39;)-&#62;password
  field(&#39;user.taste&#39;)-&#62;radio(&#39;me_gusta&#39;)
  field(&#39;user.taste&#39;)-&#62;radio(&#39;estoy_harto_de&#39;)
  field(&#39;user.orders.0.id&#39;)-&#62;hidden

  # Fields for a collection
  my $kinfolk = field(&#39;user.kinfolk&#39;);
  for my $person (@$kinfolk) {
    $person-&#62;hidden(&#39;id&#39;)
    $person-&#62;text(&#39;name&#39;)
  }

  # Or, scope it to the &#39;user&#39; param
  my $user = fields(&#39;user&#39;)
  $user-&#62;hidden(&#39;id&#39;)
  $user-&#62;text(&#39;name&#39;)
  $user-&#62;error(&#39;name&#39;) unless $user-&#62;valid(&#39;name&#39;)
  $user-&#62;label(&#39;admin&#39;)
  $user-&#62;checkbox(&#39;admin&#39;)
  $user-&#62;password(&#39;password&#39;)
  $user-&#62;select(&#39;age&#39;, [ [X =&#62; 10], [Dub =&#62; 20] ])
  $user-&#62;file(&#39;avatar&#39;)
  $user-&#62;textarea(&#39;bio&#39;, size =&#62; &#39;10x50&#39;)

  my $kinfolk = $user-&#62;fields(&#39;kinfolk&#39;)
  for my $person (@$kinfolk) {
    $person-&#62;text(&#39;name&#39;)
    # ...
  }</pre>

<h1><a class='u'
name="DESCRIPTION"
>DESCRIPTION</a></h1>

<p><code>Mojolicious::Plugin::FormFields</code> allows you to bind objects and data structures to form fields. It also performs validation and filtering via <a href="http://search.cpan.org/perldoc?Validate%3A%3ATiny" class="podlinkpod"
>Validate::Tiny</a>.</p>

<h1><a class='u'
name="CREATING_FIELDS"
>CREATING FIELDS</a></h1>

<p>Fields can be bound to a hash, an array, something blessed, or any combination of the three. They are created by calling the <code><a href="#field" class="podlinkpod"



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