David Jensen

Same issue here! Just started using docz and the `Playground` was the main feature I wanted. `Props` does work for me though.

I like it! The same schema could be used for more than just the builder, maybe for docs generation, optional validation of the form etc. Since the schema and form...

Just a heads up @mike-marcacci, I'm trying to build more of the form upfront instead of relying on `ng-repeat` and `` directives. It's in the development branch, It shouldn't affect...

@haluz schema form only validates the form fields, not the entire model against the entire schema. This is by design so that you can have partial forms for a schema....

@nicklasb oh. that sounds broken. I got to test that

Hi @prabhatsharma and thank you for the PR! I'm a bit reluctant adding another watch,could this be solved by CSS in combo with `htmlClass`?

I guess, but why? Whats the use case? It's a bit fiddly since it already has a ng-click that adds an instance to the array.

Updated in what way? From server? What about the instance being added? Do a workaround otherwise, hide the add button with css and put an button below with an onClick...

There is currently no way to listen to changes of the array, so a $watch on the underlying object is your only choice until onChange is implemented for arrays.

Hmmm... i don't think so. The title is interpolated so _maybe_ something could be done with that... but I don't know how to get that information there. But it's a...