Provide full form data when using form tags in Blade

[jacksleight]

Attempt at a solution to #5534 based on the convention established in #5599.

Covers all form tags:

• form:create
• protect:password_form
• user:login_form
• user:register_form
• user:forgot_password_form
• user:reset_password_form

This:

@php
Statamic::tag('form:contact')->params([
    'js' => 'alpine',
    'files' => true,
    'redirect' => url('/'),
    'id' => 'my-form',
])->fetch();
@endphp

Will now return this instead of a <form> string:

Adds new formAttrs and formParams methods which basically do what formOpen does but without any of the HTML rendering. formOpen could probably be refactored to use these as well, to avoid the duplication, but I didn't want to mess around with it. Can take a look at that if you like.

[wautersj]

Would be very helpful indeed!
Forms are basically unusable now if you're working with Blade.

[DenyEs]

I came across this issue yesterday trying to render form using Blade as well. This would help a lot.

[jacksleight]

If anyone needs an interim solution for this I have this helper that I've been using as a workaround: https://gist.github.com/jacksleight/04fdc8c1f8d827313a68261ac94f34fa

statamic_form('contact') will return similar-ish data to above, although attrs and params are strings taken from the HTML.

[stuartcusackie]

Great stuff. Any advice on how to render $form['attrs'] as a string / html element? I'm currently using this approach but perhaps there is something built in to Laravel or Statamic for this:

@php
$formAttrs = $form['attrs'];

array_walk($formAttrs, function(&$value, $key) {
    $value = "{$key}='{$value}'";
});

$formAttrs = implode(' ', $formAttrs);
@endphp

<form {!! $formAttrs !!}>

[jacksleight]

@stuartcusackie You could use Statamic\Support\Html::attributes() (https://github.com/jacksleight/statamic-cms/blob/3.4/src/Support/Html.php#L19)

[stuartcusackie]

@jacksleight Perfect! I almost got there on my own... Thanks very much.