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@bharat-ui/react

v0.1.5

Published

React components for Indian products — PAN input, Aadhaar OTP, UPI payments, pincode lookup and ₹ amount entry. Built on top of [`@bharat-ui/validators`](https://npmjs.com/package/@bharat-ui/validators). Requires React 19.

Readme

@bharat-ui/react

React components for Indian products — PAN input, Aadhaar OTP, UPI payments, pincode lookup and ₹ amount entry.
Built on top of @bharat-ui/validators. Requires React 19.

Install

npm install @bharat-ui/react

Components

Import each component from its own subpath:

import { AmountInput }  from '@bharat-ui/react/AmountInput';
import { OTPInput }     from '@bharat-ui/react/OTPInput';
import { PANInput }     from '@bharat-ui/react/PANInput';
import { PincodeInput } from '@bharat-ui/react/PincodeInput';
import { UPIButton }    from '@bharat-ui/react/UPIButton';

<AmountInput />

Currency input with live INR formatting. Displays ₹ formatted output while storing the raw number internally.

<AmountInput
  label="Loan amount"
  value={amount}
  onChange={(raw, formatted) => setAmount(raw)}
/>

| Prop | Type | Default | |---|---|---| | value | number \| undefined | — | | onChange | (raw: number, formatted: string) => void | — | | label | string | — | | placeholder | string | '0' | | error | string | — | | disabled | boolean | false | | showCompact | boolean | true |


<OTPInput />

Individual-box OTP entry with auto-advance, backspace handling, paste support and a built-in resend countdown timer.

<OTPInput
  label="Enter OTP sent to +91 98765 43210"
  length={6}
  resendAfterSeconds={30}
  onComplete={(otp) => verifyOTP(otp)}
  onResend={() => requestNewOTP()}
/>

| Prop | Type | Default | |---|---|---| | length | 4 \| 6 | 6 | | label | string | — | | onComplete | (otp: string) => void | — | | onChange | (otp: string) => void | — | | resendAfterSeconds | number | 30 | | onResend | () => void | — | | error | string | — | | disabled | boolean | false |


<PANInput />

Text input that auto-uppercases, validates PAN format on each keystroke, and shows the taxpayer type badge on valid input.

<PANInput
  label="PAN number"
  value={pan}
  onChange={(value, valid) => setPan(value)}
/>

| Prop | Type | Default | |---|---|---| | value | string | '' | | onChange | (value: string, valid: boolean) => void | — | | label | string | — | | error | string | — | | disabled | boolean | false | | showTypeBadge | boolean | true |


<PincodeInput />

Numeric input that looks up the 6-digit pincode in the India Post dataset and shows the resolved district and state on valid input — no network calls.

<PincodeInput
  label="Pincode"
  value={pincode}
  onChange={(value, valid) => setPincode(value)}
/>

| Prop | Type | Default | |---|---|---| | value | string | '' | | onChange | (value: string, valid: boolean) => void | — | | label | string | — | | error | string | — | | disabled | boolean | false | | showCascade | boolean | true |


<UPIButton />

Renders a row of UPI app buttons (GPay, PhonePe, Paytm, BHIM) that each generate a deep-link payment URI. No SDK or backend required.

<UPIButton
  vpa="merchant@okaxis"
  amount={499}
  merchantName="Acme Store"
  transactionNote="Order #1234"
/>

| Prop | Type | Default | |---|---|---| | vpa | string | — | | amount | number | — | | merchantName | string | — | | transactionNote | string | — | | currency | string | 'INR' | | onSuccess | () => void | — | | onError | (error: string) => void | — |


Peer dependencies

{
  "react": "^19.0.0",
  "react-dom": "^19.0.0"
}

License

MIT