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react-simple-input

v0.4.2

Published

A simple text input for React

Downloads

25

Readme

react-simple-input

A simple text input for React

⚠️ Warning: This package was built at a time where React was not as popular as it is today. I am deprecating as most of what this package offer is easily re-doable in a serious codebase.

Description

react-simple-input is a small text input component with some utilities, like a timeOut before onChange is triggered, a clear button... If there is any feature you want, please open an issue.

Examples

Import it in your project:

import SimpleInput from 'react-simple-input'; // ES6
var SimpleInput = require('react-simple-input'); // ES5

Classic input with a placeholder

<SimpleInput placeholder='search' />

Classic input with a default value and a clear button

<SimpleInput defaultValue='a default value' clearButton />

Input with an onChange function, executing it 250ms after input change

<SimpleInput changeTimeout={250} onChange={ (value) => { console.log(value) } } />

For other props, see options.

Options

| Property | Description | Type | Default value | |--------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------| | className | the classes you want to pass to the component intput | String | "" | | classNameContainer | the classes you want to pass to the component container | String | "" | | defaultValue | the default value of your input | String | "" | | placeholder | the placeholder you want for your input | String | "" | | eventsTimeouts | the time you want to wait before an event is thrown to you (usefull to avoid too many calls to onChange ect...) | Object | { onChange: 0, onKeyDown: 0, onKeyUp: 0, onKeyPress: 0 } | | clearButton | Add a clear button to clear the input in one click | Boolean | false | | selectOnClick | select the input text when the input is clicked | Boolean | false | | onChange | the function called when the input changes* | Function | (e) => {} | | onKeyDown | the function called when the input receives a keyDown event* | Function | (e) => {} | | onKeyUp | the function called when the input receives a keyUp event* | Function | (e) => {} | | onKeyPress | the function called when the input receives a keyPress event* | Function | (e) => {} | | onClick | the function called when the input is clicked* | Function | (e) => {} |

* the event returned is a React synthetic event. If you need the native event, use e.nativeEvent