code: def to_formotion(form_title = nil, expose_auto_date_fields = false, first_section_title = nil)
        return new_to_formotion(form_title) if form_title.is_a? Hash
  
        @expose_auto_date_fields = expose_auto_date_fields
  
        sections = {
          default: {rows: []}
        }
        if respond_to? 'formotion_sections'
          formotion_sections.each do |k,v|
            sections[k] = v
            sections[k][:rows] = []
          end
        end
        sections[:default][:title] ||= first_section_title
  
        returnable_columns.each do |column|
          value = value_for(column)
          h = default_hash_for(column, value)
          s = column(column).options[:formotion] ? column(column).options[:formotion][:section] : nil
          if s
            sections[s] ||= {}
            sections[s][:rows].push(combine_options(column,h))
          else
            sections[:default][:rows].push(combine_options(column, h))
          end
        end
  
        form = {
          sections: []
        }
        form[:title] ||= form_title
        sections.each do |k,section|
          form[:sections] << section
        end
        form
      end
docs: <tt>to_formotion</tt> maps a MotionModel into a hash suitable for creating
   a Formotion form. By default, the auto date fields, <tt>created_at</tt>
   and <tt>updated_at</tt> are suppressed. If you want these shown in
   your Formotion form, set <tt>expose_auto_date_fields</tt> to <tt>true</tt>
  
   If you want a title for your Formotion form, set the <tt>form_title</tt>
   argument to a string that will become that title.