Bharat Chauhan

Referencing external schemas from their `$id` value requires that the form field has information about all the external schemas, where they are and how to find them. If you have...

I'll test it out with React 18 and update the dependencies. --- To avoid loading the dependencies, you can subclass the `JSONFormWidget` and override the [`media` method](https://github.com/bhch/django-jsonform/blob/master/django_jsonform/widgets.py#L98) to remove those...

I've published a new version of react-json-form on npm which supports React 18.

I've not tried it but since it's just a regular Django form field and widget, it should be possible to use it outside the admin. Did you try it? What...

Yes, theming support is definitely on my to-do list. But that won't be anytime soon. I had initially created this just for using inside the admin and did not plan...

Which version are you on? Check using: ```sh $ python -c "import django_jsonform; print(django_jsonform.__version__)" ```

So I did some tests. Seems to work as expected. Here's an animated GIF:  --- What issues are you getting?

Try disabling your browser cache. If this is a production environment, you must also run the `collectstatic` command to replace old static files with new ones.

`default=dict` is what's causing the problem. The widget is receiving `{}` as the default data which doesn't match any subschemas listed under `oneOf`. To fix it, you should: - either...

@sgocg Hi, I just tested the scenario you mentioned. It's working completely fine for me. I tested with the latest version (2.21.0). Which version are you using?