form-edit

You can programmatically modify an existing 1C managed form by using a JSON configuration file to define additions, which the tool applies directly to the target Form.xml to update its structure.

Yes, you can add UI elements and commands to 1C forms without manual editing by defining them in a JSON configuration file, which programmatically generates dynamic IDs and companion elements in the Form.xml.

The best way to link event handlers when adding elements to Form.xml is by defining the command integrations and handler mappings in a JSON configuration file, ensuring deterministic form updates and proper event execution.

Yes, form-edit works with JSON to update 1C form attributes by reading a JSON configuration file that specifies new data attributes and applying those definitions directly to the existing managed Form.xml.

To add a new field after an existing element in 1C managed forms, reference the target element in your JSON configuration file, and the tool will programmatically insert the new input field into the Form.xml at the specified position.