Airform
Form backend that lets front-end developers make plain HTML forms work with no server code, with React, Vue and Angular components for easier integration.
- GitHub stars
- 514
- Last commit
- 24 days ago
- Latest release
- v0.1.0
- Licence
- MIT
- Hosted version
- Available
Airform lets front-end developers turn an ordinary HTML form into a working one without running any back-end code. You point the form's action attribute at the Airform URL, use the post method and give your inputs names, and the service handles the submission for you.
Its feature list highlights zero configuration, no server management, automated high availability, unlimited form submissions, a safe ship mode, cross-platform use and adherence to web standards. Add-on components are available for React, Vue, Angular, AngularJS and Aurelia, and repository topics reference mail providers such as SendGrid, Mailgun and Mailchimp.
Airform is open source under the MIT licence and was designed by CJ Patoilo. Its approach keeps full control of the form markup in your hands while the service takes care of delivery, which suits static sites and prototypes that have no back end of their own.
Key features
- HTML form endpoint without server code
- Zero-configuration setup
- Unlimited form submissions
- React, Vue and Angular components
- Built on standard web form attributes
- No server management required
Pricing: The code is open source under the MIT licence; the README lists unlimited form submissions as a feature.
