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react-numpad-material

v1.0.22

Published

Thank for Pietro Ghezzi, Numpad react component, as number input or time input

Downloads

62

Readme

Screenshot

React numpad

A numpad for number, date and time, built with and for React. It's written with the extensibility in mind. The idea of this project is to cover the majority of input types in a form.

Installation

To use React-Numpad, install it from NPM and include it in your own React build process (using Webpack, etc).

npm i -S react-numpad-material

At this point you can import react-numpad in your application

import NumPad from 'react-numpad-material';

Usage

React-NumPad generates an input field containing the selected value, so you can submit it as part of a standard form. You can also listen for changes with the onChange event property. When the value is changed, onChange(selectedValue) will fire.

React-NumPad is built based on a "main" component (PopoverNumPad.js). Following the higher-order component technique, is possible to create new components by simply overriding few common properties.

NumPad.Popover

Input field for numeric value. There are also PositiveNumber, IntegerNumber, PositiveIntegerNumber components with the same properties.

<NumPad.Popover
              onChange={value => {
                  console.log('value', value);
              }}
              position="centerRight"
              arrow="left"
              qtyIncrement={2.5}
              isDecimal
              decimalSeparator="."
              max={30}
              min={0}
              value={10}
          >
              <li>
                  <input type="text" placeholder="" />
              </li>
</NumPad.Popover>

NumPad Properties

| Property | Type | Default | Description | | :----------------- | :------------------- | :----------- | :--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | onChange | function | required | function called when value change and is valid. | | position | string | flex-end | Position to the screen. center, flex-start, flex-end, startBottomLeft, startBottomRight, startTopLeft, startTopRight | | theme | string or object | numpad | string as the name of the theme or object as custom styles. | | value | string or number | none | value (default) for the input field. | | sync | boolean | false | if true, callbacks calls while typing if the input is valid | | min | string | none | min value for validation | | max | string | none | max value for validation | | arrow | string | none | show arrow left or right | | qtyIncrement | number | none | set quantity Increment | | isDecimal | boolean | false | show comma button for decimal number | | decimalSeparator | string | . | define decimal separator symbol for decimal number | | max | number | none | maximum value, if type over, the change will be prevented | | min | number | none | minimum value, if type over, the change will be prevented |

Themes

There is only one theme available for now, in /styles folder, numpad. Any css style is customizable using styled components.

It is possible to override a theme by defining an object with the theme properties:

const myTheme = {
  header: {
    primaryColor: '#263238',
    secondaryColor: '#f9f9f9',
    highlightColor: '#FFC107',
    backgroundColor: '#607D8B',
  },
  body: {
    primaryColor: '#263238',
    secondaryColor: '#32a5f2',
    highlightColor: '#FFC107',
    backgroundColor: '#f9f9f9',
  },
  panel: {
    backgroundColor: '#CFD8DC'
  }
};


<NumPad.Number theme={myTheme}>

Keyboard support

0, 1, 2, ... 9: input number.

- and .: input symbol.

Esc: close keypad or calendar.

Enter: submit value.

Calendar swipe support

On mobile is possible to switch between months by swipe.

Demo / Examples

git clone https://github.com/hungnt167/react-numpad
cd react-numpad/
npm install
npm start
npm run storybook

Visit localhost:6006 to see the NumPad components available so far.

Build

npm run build

A bundle will be created in the dist directory.