IhrForm

ihrForm is a term used to describe a web form framework intended to standardize the creation, rendering, validation, and submission of user input in web applications. The goal is to provide a modular set of components that can be assembled to build forms with consistent behavior across platforms.

Core concepts include a form schema, fields, validators, and submission handlers. Forms are described in a declarative schema that specifies field types (text, number, email, date, select, checkbox, radio, file), constraints (required, min/max, pattern), and layout hints. Validation can occur on the client side and server side, with structured error reporting and support for localized messages. Data binding keeps the user interface in sync with a backing data model, and rendering can be template-based or component-based with attention to accessibility.

Security and accessibility are central considerations. Typical features include protection against cross-site request forgery, input sanitization, and proper escaping of output. Localization and theming enable adaptation to multiple languages and visual styles. Interoperability aims for smooth integration with popular frontend frameworks and with server-rendered approaches, sometimes through a shared form definition language or data interchange format.

Presence in documentation and code bases is varied; ihrForm is not tied to a single widely adopted standard. Implementations differ between projects, but the core idea remains consistent: provide a coherent, reusable approach to building, validating, and processing forms in web applications.