Add nested objects and array support

[lucascurti]

@airjp73 I still need to create some tests and work on the documentation updates but the nested objects and arrays should be working. It would be great if you can play a bit with it and let me know what you think. I didn't implemented the option to turn off nesting completely for a field using brackets. I think that one can be added in a later PR.

To run the sample-app just run npm run sample-app in the root folder.

I'm keeping this one as draft until documentation and tests are added.

[airjp73]

Thanks for the work! I booted up the sample app and everything seems to be working correctly. I had a few comments but largely looks good.

[airjp73]

Whoops, didn't mean to request a review from myself 😆

[lucascurti]

@airjp73. Thanks for those comments! I implemented them and marked them as resolved. Check my replies and feel free to let me know if you have any other feedback. I'll work in the documentation and let you know as soon as it's ready.

[airjp73]

It's looking good to me. 👍

[lucascurti]

@airjp73 This one is now ready for review.

• I've updated the README:
  • added info on nested objects and arrays,
  • uploaded a new Demo video from the sample-app
  • added instructions on how to run the sample-app
  • added information on createValidator
  • added FAQs section for the noValidate option.
• I upgraded to EsLint 8 but it's having some issues when linting so I downgraded to v7 (the one you were originally using) and everything is good now. You might want to run those actions again and see if they pass now.

This PR is now longer in Draft so feel free to merge it when you are ready. 🥳

[airjp73]

Looks good, thanks!

[airjp73]

@lucascurti, I just published the changes under 1.1.1-beta.0 in case you wanted to use it right away. I'm gonna work on the other issues I made before releasing so I can bump the major version.

[lucascurti]

Cool! I'll update to the beta tomorrow.
BTW, in case you find it useful, I recommend https://intuit.github.io/auto/ for publishing to npm, creating release notes, beta/next versioning and a bunch of other things. It's pretty easy to setup.

[airjp73]

I'll check it out 👍