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react-amount

v1.0.5

Published

React amount component

Downloads

212

Readme

React component formatting numbers in an input field

GitHub open issues MIT Coverage Status

Live demo

Live demo on CodeSandbox

Installation

yarn add react-amount

or

npm install react-amount

Usage

import React, { useState } from 'react';
import { Amount } from 'react-amount';

import '~/react-amount/dist/style/index.min.css';

interface MyComponentProps {
  value: string | number | undefined;
}

const MyComponent = (props: MyComponentProps): React.Element => {
  const { value } = props;

  const [currentValue, setCurrentValue] = useState<string | number | undefined>(
    value,
  );

  return (
    <Amount
      value={currentValue}
      suffix="€"
      onChange={(newValue) => setCurrentValue(newValue.raw)}
      decimalSeparator=","
      thousandSeparator=" "
    />
  );
};

export default MyComponent;

Options

| Option | Type | Default value | Description | | :---------------: | :----------------------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------: | ----------------------------------------------------- | | value | string | number | undefined | Initial value of the control | | readOnly | boolean | false | Input value is not editable | | disabled | boolean | false | Input value is disabled | | textOnly | boolean | false | Input value is displayed as formatted text only value | | name | string | | Name of the input field | | className | string | undefined | Class to be added to the wrapper of the component | | onChange | (update: FormattedValues) => void | undefined | Callback function to handle value changes | | decimals | number | 2 | Number of decimals | | decimalSeparator | string | "." | Decimal separator | | thousandSeparator | string | "," | Thousand separator | | thousandGrouping | ThousandGroupingStyle: "thousand" | "wan" | "lakh" | "thousand" | Thousand grouping style | | displayOnInvalid | string | "-" | Value displayed on invalid input in textOnly | | dataTestId | string | undefined | Id value for testing | | required | boolean | false | Required of the input field | | prefix | string | undefined | Prefix | | suffix | string | undefined | Suffix |

Contributing

We very much welcome contributions.

Types

FormattedValues

export interface FormattedValues {
  formatted: string;
  float: number;
  raw: string;
}

This structure is used in the onChange handler to provide flexibility on the format.

  • formatted is for display purpose.
  • float is for numerical representation, but suffer from precision limitations.
  • raw is for numerical representation as a string with full precision.

ThousandGroupingStyle

export enum ThousandGroupingStyle {
  THOUSAND = 'thousand',
  WAN = 'wan',
  LAKH = 'lakh',
}
  • THOUSAND: groups of 3 digits example: 123,456,789
  • WAN: 1 group of 4 digits, then groups of 3 digits example: 12,345,6789
  • LAKH: 1 group of 3 digits, then groups of 2 digits example: 12,34,56,789