Form
====

Describe a Form. Example:

    .. code:: python

        class MyForm(Form):
            a = Field()
            b = Field.email()

        form = MyForm(data={})

    You can also create an instance of a form with this syntax if it's more convenient:

    .. code:: python

        form = MyForm(data={}, fields=[Field(name='a'), Field.email(name='b')])

    See tri.declarative docs for more on this dual style of declaration.

:type fields: list of Field
        :type data: dict[basestring, any]
        :type model: django.db.models.Model

Refinable members
-----------------

* `actions`
* `actions_template`
* `attrs`
* `base_template`
* `editable`
* `endpoint`
* `endpoint_dispatch_prefix`
* `extra`
* `field`
* `is_full_form`
* `links`
* `links_template`
* `member_class`
* `model`
* `name`
* `post_validation`

Defaults
^^^^^^^^

* `actions__submit__call_target`
    * `tri_form.submit`
* `actions_template`
    * `tri_form/actions.html`
* `attrs__action`
    * `""`
* `attrs__method`
    * `post`
* `editable`
    * `True`
* `endpoint__field`
    * `tri_form.default_endpoint__field`
* `is_full_form`
    * `True`
* `links_template`
    * `tri_form/links.html`