1c-form-edit

You can add elements and event handlers to an existing 1C Form.xml by running a script that applies a JSON description to automatically insert inputs, checkboxes, and command bindings into the managed form.

Automating 1C form extensions and BaseForm modifications is best handled by scripts that process the Form.xml structure, automatically generating IDs and validating companion elements like ContextMenu and ExtendedTooltip for new items.

Yes, automatic ID generation is supported for 1C managed forms. The process handles ID pool allocation and validation automatically when inserting new elements into documents and extensions.

To wire event bindings and companion elements when editing 1C forms, the script automatically attaches handlers and generates required companion elements like ContextMenu and ExtendedTooltip during the targeted Form.xml modification.

To start modifying 1C Form.xml files programmatically, you need the lxml dependency installed, the path to your Form.xml file, and a JSON file describing the targeted form modifications to apply.

Yes, you can modify document forms and extensions without manual ID calculation. The process automatically manages ID pools and validates generated IDs for newly inserted form elements.