Bharat Chauhan

For the time being, the sanest and quickest solution is to just ignore `additionalProperties` when there's `oneOf`/`anyOf` present in the schema.

Tested this on other json schema form libraries such as [rjsf](https://rjsf-team.github.io/react-jsonschema-form/). The results are same.

I personally don't use typing so I don't mind its absence. However, if you or someone else wants to contribute, I'd merge it provided that it won't be too much...

The minimum I can go right now is Python 3.6. Here are some estimated download stats for django-jsonform: | Python version | Downloads | | -------------- | --------- | |...

It's a known issue, but it's not a bug, per se. To generate the UI, we first look at the data and then try to find the matching anyOf subschema,...

Thanks for the kind words. Yeah, some sort of check/validation sounds a good idea but I'm putting off any major changes for the time being. Right now I'm doing a...

At present there's no validator the schema on the server side. However, the schema does get validated in the browser by the JS component. But, yes, I agree that we...

I haven't tried validation with recursive references. I'll try it out and get back to you. Regarding the use for section sign (§) and not using tuples is because we...

Right now the only way to customise CSS is to overwrite the default styles with your own styles. This files: https://github.com/bhch/django-jsonform/blob/v2.23.2/django_jsonform/static/django_jsonform/style.css contains all the css styles related to the widget....

Thanks for opening the issue and taking the time to test out multiple cases. That was really helpful. I've found the cause of this and it's a really silly typo...