form-dsl

To generate 1C managed forms using a JSON DSL, define your form attributes, UI elements, and commands in a JSON file, then compile it into a 1C form XML using the command-line interface tool. This streamlines rapid form development and iterative updates.

Yes, you can modify existing 1C forms by adding or removing UI elements, attributes, and commands. The tool supports incremental updates via the command-line interface, allowing iterative development within the 1C:Enterprise environment.

The best way to scaffold a data entry form for a 1C:Enterprise product catalog is defining its fields and save buttons in a JSON DSL file. Compiling this JSON structure automates the creation of the corresponding 1C form XML.

Yes, the form-dsl operates without external dependencies. It uses internal scripts and references to transform a JSON DSL into 1C form XML, requiring only the command-line interface to execute the form compile command.

When generating 1C forms from JSON, you can define input fields, groups, tables, and buttons as UI elements, alongside form attributes and commands. This structure allows rapid scaffolding of complex managed forms.

Using a JSON DSL instead of manually editing 1C form XML automates the creation and modification of managed forms. It streamlines development by letting you define high-level attributes and UI elements, avoiding direct XML manipulation.