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react-utils-input

v1.3.0

Published

Lightweight React Input component, serving as a reusable utility wrapper for HTML Input elements.

Downloads

19

Readme

React Utils Input Build Status

Lightweight React Input component, serving as a reusable utility wrapper for HTML Input elements.

Provides access to commonly used methods as well as wrapper and element classes for reusability.

Installation

npm i --save react-utils-input

Usage

import React from 'react';
import Input from 'react-utils-input';

class Container extends React.Component {

    constructor() {
        super();
        this.state = { value: null };
    }
    
    componentDidMount() {
        // Programmatically focus the input
        this.input && this.input.focus();
    }
    
    render() {
        return <Input ref={c => this.input = c}
                    autoComplete='off'
                    className='input-custom-class'
                    checked={false}
                    checkedDefault={false}
                    disabled={false}
                    id={'custom-id'}
                    label={'Label'}
                    labelBefore={false}
                    name='custom-name'
                    onBlur={() => {}}
                    onChange={ev => this.setState({ value: ev.target.value })}
                    onFocus={() => {}}
                    onKeyDown={() => {}}
                    onKeyUp={() => {}}
                    placeholder='custom-placeholder'
                    type='password'
                    value={this.state.value}
                    wrapperClassName='wrapper-custom-class'/>;
    }
}

The library can also be loaded via require:

const Input = require('react-utils-input');

Options

  • autocomplete (string) - sets the autocomplete attr. on the input
  • className (string) - extra classes for the input
  • checked (boolean, default: false) - checked value for the input (type checkbox/radio)
  • checkedDefault (boolean, default: false) - default checked state, for uncontrolled components
  • disabled (boolean, default: false) - disabled state for the component; once disabled the onChange callback does not fire anymore; also sets a utils-input-wrapper--disabled class
  • id (string) - sets the ID attr. on the input
  • label (string) - sets the label text (don't forget the id attribute if you want the label to be clickable)
  • labelBefore (boolean, default: false) - whether the label should be displayed before the input
  • name (string) - sets the name attr. on the input
  • onBlur (function) - on blur callback
  • onChange (function) - on change callback
  • onFocus (function) - on focus callback
  • onKeyDown (function) - on key down callback
  • onKeyUp (function) - on key up callback
  • placeholder (string) - sets the placeholder attr. on the input
  • value (text) - sets the value of the input
  • wrapperClassName (string) - extra classes for the wrapper

Extra methods

  • focus (function) - focus the input programmatically

Licence

The code is open-source and available under the MIT Licence. More details in the LICENCE.md file.