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jb-textarea-react

v3.2.0

Published

textarea react component

Downloads

37

Readme

jb-textarea-react

simple textarea react component to input long text

  • lightweight
  • zero dependency
  • help you manage validation in easy way
  • config auto height grow ability with max height

Demo : codeSandbox preview for just see the demo and codeSandbox editor if you want to see and play with code

installation and setup

npm i jb-textarea-react
import {JBTextarea} from 'jb-textarea-react';

<JBTextarea label="label" value={valueState} message="text under the box"></JBTextarea>

get and set value

<JBTextarea label="label" value={valueState} onChange={(e)=>{setValueState(e.target.value)}}></JBTextarea>

set validation

you can set validation to your input by creating a validationList array and passing in to validationList props:

    const validationList = [
        {
            validator: /.{3}/g,
            message: 'description must have 3 char at least'
        },
    //you can use function as a validator too
        {
            validator: (valueString)=>{return valueString == "hello"},
            message: 'you can only type hello in the box'
        },
    //you can also return string in validator if you want custom error message in some edge cases
        {
            validator: (valueString)=>{
               if(valueString.includes("*")){
                return 'you cant write * in your text'
               }
               return true;
            },
            message: 'default error when return false'
        },
    ];
    <JBInput validationList={validationList}></JBInput>

check validation

you can check if an input value meet your validation standard by creating a ref of the element using React.createRef().

    const elementRef = React.createRef();
    const isValid = elementRef.current.validation.checkValidity(true).isAllValid;

if isValid is true the value of input is valid.

events

<JBTextarea  onChange={(e)=>{}}></JBTextarea>
<JBTextarea  onKeydown={(e)=>{}}></JBTextarea>
<JBTextarea  onKeyup={(e)=>{}}></JBTextarea>
<JBTextarea  onKeypress={(e)=>{}}></JBTextarea>
<JBTextarea  onInput={(e)=>{}}></JBTextarea>

auto height grow

you can set autoHeight to true so when user type something and text overflow a textarea height component will grow by itself in boundary of --jb-textarea-min-height and --jb-textarea-max-height that you set by css variable

<JBTextarea  autoHeight></JBTextarea>

the good point of set boundary with css variable is you can set different min or max base on device by CSS media queries.

set custom style

in some cases in your project you need to change default style of web-component for example you need zero margin or different border-radius and etc.
if you want to set a custom style to this web-component all you need is to set css variable in parent scope of web-component | css variable name | description | | ------------- | ------------- | | --jb-textarea-margin | web-component margin default is 0 12px | | --jb-textarea-border-radius | web-component border-radius default is 16px | | --jb-textarea-border-width | web-component border-width default is 1px | | --jb-textarea-border-color | border color of select in normal mode | | --jb-textarea-border-color-focus | border color of select in normal mode | | --jb-textarea-bgcolor | background color of input | | --jb-textarea-border-botton-width | border bottom thickness default is 3px | | --jb-textarea-label-font-size | font size of input label default is 0.8em | | --jb-textarea-value-font-size | font size of input value default is 1.1em | | --jb-textarea-value-color | color of value default in initial | | --jb-textarea-message-font-size | font size of message we show under input | | --jb-textarea-message-error-color | change color of error we show under input default is red | | --jb-textarea-min-height | minimum height of text area default is 80px | | --jb-textarea-max-height | minimum height of text area default is none | | --jb-textarea-placeholder-color | placeholder color default is 'initial' | | --jb-textarea-placeholder-font-size | placeholder font-size default is initial | | --jb-textarea-label-color | label color default is #1f1735 |
| --jb-textarea-value-color | value color |

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