Upgrading

@easy-forms/core 0.1.x → 0.2.0

Core is now fully headless: it ships no rendered chrome. Everything visual is an ejectable component you own.

<Form> is gone

- import { Form } from '@easy-forms/core';
-
- <Form schema={schema} registry={easyFormsRegistry} onSubmit={onSubmit} />
+ import { EasyForm } from '@/components/easy-forms/easy-form';
+
+ <EasyForm schema={schema} onSubmit={onSubmit} />

<EasyForm> comes from the registry (npx shadcn@latest add @easy-forms/easy-form) and supplies the renderer registry itself, so there is no registry prop. If you were passing a custom registry, edit @/components/easy-forms/registry.ts instead.

Wiring your own chrome? Call the hook directly — see useFormRuntime:

+ const { store } = useFormRuntime(schema, { initialValues, plugins });
+
+ <FormStoreProvider store={store}>…</FormStoreProvider>

easy-forms.css is deleted

- import '@/components/easy-forms/easy-forms.css';

Re-run npx shadcn@latest add @easy-forms/easy-form to pull the current utility-first components, then delete the import and the file. The easy-forms* class names survive as unstyled semantic hooks.

ChromeRegistryContext is removed

- <ChromeRegistryContext.Provider value={{ GroupRenderer }}>{children}</ChromeRegistryContext.Provider>
+ import { GroupRenderer } from '@/components/easy-forms/group-renderer';

Every call site is now itself a file you own, so it imports GroupRenderer directly. GroupRendererProps is still exported from core.

<Wizard> and <GroupRenderer> moved

Both are registry items now: shadcn add @easy-forms/wizard and shadcn add @easy-forms/group-renderer. The wizard state machine stayed in core as useWizardRuntime.

@easy-forms/pro 0.3.x → 1.0.0

Pro now ships zero React components — only hooks, controls, wizard routing, types, and the license layer. All markup moved to the @ef-pro registry.

Repeating groups

- import { RepeatingGroupItem } from '@easy-forms/pro';
+ import { useRepeatingGroupItem } from '@easy-forms/pro';

Re-eject the renderer with shadcn add @ef-pro/repeating-group.

Advanced wizard

- import { AdvancedWizardPanel, AdvancedWizardContext } from '@easy-forms/pro';
+ import { useAdvancedWizard } from '@easy-forms/pro';

AdvancedWizardContext is gone — its consumers were direct children, so they read the hook's return value as props instead. useAdvancedWizard now returns store; provide it yourself:

  const wizard = useAdvancedWizard(config, { onSubmit });
+ return <FormStoreProvider store={wizard.store}>…</FormStoreProvider>;

Re-eject with shadcn add @ef-pro/advanced-wizard.

The watermark

<ProWatermark> is deleted. The unlicensed badge is now a singleton injected into document.body while any Pro feature is mounted — no component to render, nothing to place. See Licensing.