Since there is such a forms api built into admin console, I wanted to use it on a page for submitting data.
I have traced the calls in admin requesting data schema:
/admin/rest/schema/content?name=…
initiated by:
ContentWizardPanelFactory.ts
Is this kind of functionality possible to use on a non-admin page?
Hi.
The ContentWizardPanel is a highly specialized UI, and is too hard wired into the admin framework. We are working on a generic “formbuilder” app that will supply this kind of functionality - I assume this might be more relevant to your requirements?
Formbuilder api seems really essential and something that our client needs.
Do you think that there is a way to embed a edit content form inside an iframe?
Admin UI could do that - but I would never recommend it. What is your actual use-case here?
@tsi: What kind of functionality will your formbuilder-app contain? Just asking, because I have been working on one for a while myself, and guess I could stop if an official one will be published soon. 
Is it a formbuilder for submitting content to Enonic (as ksawery is asking for), or to generate generic forms (e.g. a loan application form, a contact form, etc)?
And a more general question:
Is there anywhere we can see a list of apps you are planning/working on?
I tried looking in the Github-repo, but at least I couldn’t find this one there.
Please don’t stop building your formbuilder - we want more apps and libs 
The formbuilder is not ETA until mid 16 - it will enable editorial creation of forms (with a controlled set of items and config options) and handle responses - it will ship with a customizable part for rendering the form/handling user interaction.
The main reason why I’m asking is that I don’t like reinventing the wheel
since there is a form generator in the admin panel, I wanted to use it.
The iframe approach is of course not a pretty solution, but we are talking about a kind of intranett/min-side functionality, where we do not want the user to have to use the full admin ui (that would require a broad training effort within the organisation), but to have quick access to edit items related to their account (after login with the login service).
Okay, I’ll keep developing it! 
I will probably finish mine before you (targeting the end of this year), so maybe you’ll get some ideas when I am finished. (I am working in a private repo for now, but may put it up on Github once it is ready for use.)
I see - I would strongly recommend building custom forms for this purpose at present time. If there Are many forms you could naturally do some generic work and re-use The content type, nevertheless I’ll note this as a use case!
Cool - feel free to share on the forum. Are you using node api or content api?
I just created a separate topic for this, so as to not hijack this one.
XP Formbuilder app
I’ll answer there.