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title: Quick Start
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The bare minimum to get started with TanStack Form is to create a `TanstackFormController` as seen below with the `Employee` interface for our test form:
The bare minimum to get started with TanStack Form is to create a `TanStackFormController` as seen below with the `Employee` interface for our test form:

```ts
interface Employee {
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jobTitle: string
}

#form = new TanStackFormController()<Employee>(this, {
#form = new TanStackFormController<Employee>(this, {
defaultValues: {
firstName: '',
lastName: '',
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In this example `this` references the instance of your `LitElement` in which you want to use TanStack Form.

To wire a form element in your template up with TanStack Form, use the `field` method of `TanstackFormController`.
To wire a form element in your template up with TanStack Form, use the `field` method of `TanStackFormController`.

The first parameter of `field` is `FieldOptions` and the second is callback to render your element.

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