Comparison Report: AMPATH vs. REACT

1. Framework:
   • AMPATH uses Angular as its framework.
   • REACT uses React as its framework.
2. Forms:
   • Both systems provide an interactive schema builder for creating forms.
   • AMPATH has specific requirements for form names, while REACT has no limitations on naming.
3. Editing Existing Form:
   • Both systems support editing existing forms and versioning.
4. Pages, Sections, and Questions:
   • Both systems support the organization of forms into pages, sections, and questions.
5. Publishing and Downloading Schema:
   • Both systems support publishing forms.
   • Both systems allow users to download the form schema.
6. Search for Form:
   • Both systems provide search functionality for finding specific forms.
7. Schema Editor:
   • Both systems render form schemas using a JSON-based representation.
8. Form Viewer:
   • AMPATH provides an interactive visual representation of the form in the frontend.
   • REACT also offers a form renderer for visual representation.
9. Sub-Forms:
   • AMPATH allows users to define component forms with a prefix, linked via the form builder.
   • REACT allows users to define sub-forms within a JSON file using intents.
10. Rendering Fields Conditionally:
    • AMPATH does not explicitly support hiding sections or pages.
    • REACT explicitly supports hiding sections or pages.
11. Field Types Reference:
    • Both systems offer a variety of field types such as text, number, select, date, etc.
    • REACT has some additional field types like toggle, content-switcher, etc.
12. Expression Helpers:
    • Both systems provide expression helpers for calculations and validations.
    • There are some differences in the available expression helpers between the two systems.
13. Validations:
    • Both systems support date validations and expression-based validations.
    • REACT has an additional "Mark as Unspecified" validation.
14. Injecting Data Sources:
    • AMPATH supports injecting data sources.
    • REACT is a work in progress regarding this feature.
15. Hover:
    • Both systems support hover functionality, but specifics differ based on the system.
16. EDD (Expected Date of Delivery):
    • Both systems support Expected Date of Delivery functionality.
17. Using moment.js for Date Calculations:
    • AMPATH uses moment.js for date calculations.
    • REACT plans to retire this feature due to performance issues.
18. Basic Calculation:
    • AMPATH supports basic calculations.
    • REACT's support for basic calculations is not specified.

Conclusion: