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# Comparation
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To know what field you should use you can use this comparation table.
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| Feature | Engineer | [Builder](https://github.com/TimOetting/kirby-builder) | [Structure](https://getkirby.com/docs/cheatsheet/panel-fields/structure)
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| -------------------------------------------------------- | ---------- | -------- | ---------
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| Inline editing (no modal) | Yes | - | -
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| Nesting without limit | Yes | - | -
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| Fieldsets | Yes | Yes | -
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| Show images in the output | Yes | Yes | -
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| Built in field support | Partly | - | Yes
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| Plugin field support | Partly | - | Yes
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| Custom validators | - | Yes | Yes
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| Row limit | - | - | Yes
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| **Price** | **50 EUR** | **Free** | **Free**
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*If the information above is no longer accurate, just add an issue about it*
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## Custom validators
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*Not supported - Here is the reason behind it:*
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[Custom validators](https://getkirby.com/docs/developer-guide/objects/validators) does not work with Engineer. The are a few reasons why it's not supported. Speed and usability are two of the reasons.
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Engineer uses an inline approach with pure javascript. It has no delay when adding new fields, so you can add many fields very quickly.
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Even if Engineer does not support custom validators, it does support html5 form validation. For example, a number field will warn you if it's not a number. Engineer also escapes the data when needed before saving it.
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## Built in field support
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Engineer has some limitations but it supports almost every built in field. Read more about the [field support](docs/fields.md).
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## Plugin field support
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Most plugins will probably work out of the box, but there are some limitations. You need to try it out and see if it works. In the future I will probably add a list with supported plugin fields as well.
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## Row limit
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It's a planned feature but is not implemented in the current version.
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## License needed
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If you already bought a Kirby license, then the Structure field is free to use, because it's built in.
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Engineer field have been taken some time to develop so I made the decision to take a license fee for it. That way I can continue to maintain it. |