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@fondi/react-phone-input

v4.5.8

Published

React component for entering and validating international telephone numbers

Downloads

5

Readme

Reactjs Component for International Telephone Input

IMP: From 3.*, the styles won't be included by default. Can use require('react-telephone-input/lib/withStyles') to get the styles.

Inspired from the awesome jquery plugin for International Telephone Input.

This one is written as a reactjs component.

Live Demo here - http://unstack.in/react-telephone-input/

How it looks

function handleInputChange(telNumber, selectedCountry) {
    console.log('input changed. number: ', telNumber, 'selected country: ', selectedCountry);
}

// Use declaratively within another react components render method
var ReactTelInput = require('react-telephone-input');
// var ReactTelInput = require('react-telephone-input/lib/withStyles'), if you need the styles

<MyAwesomeReactComponent>
  <ReactTelInput
        defaultCountry="in"
        flagsImagePath='/path/to/images/flags.png'
        onChange={handleInputChange}
        onBlur={handleInputBlur}
        />
</MyAwesomeReactComponent>

// or render standalone
var ReactTelInput = require('react-telephone-input');
React.render(<ReactTelInput
                defaultCountry="in"
                flagsImagePath='/path/to/images/flags.png'
                onChange={handleInputChange}/>
                onBlur={handleInputBlur}
                document.getElementById('my-container'));

The component accepts other props to customize it -

value and initialValue

Both the props have the same purpose - for setting the initial value of the input programatically.

initialValue

See value above.

autoFormat

true by default. Setting it to false will turn off all auto formatting.

defaultCountry

The component selects the country code of a country by default. You can change it by passing the iso2 name of a country. E.g. for United States, set defaultCountry to 'us'.

onlyCountries

If you don't want all countries to be shown in the dropdown list, you can pass an array of country iso2 names to be shown in the dropdown list.

preferredCountries

Preferred countries show up at the top of the list. This prop also accepts an array of country iso2 names.

E.g.

<ReactTelephoneInput
  preferredCountries={['in', 'us', 'gb']}
  />

classNames

You can send in additional classes to be applied to the top container div of the component.

onChange

Function, which is called whenever there is a change of value in the input box.

onEnterKeyPress

Function, which is called when user presses the 'enter' key when the input box is in focus.

onBlur

Function, which is called when the focus goes away from the input box.

onFocus

Function, which is called when the input box gets the focus.

disabled

Boolean value. When set to true, the input box is disabled and clicking on flag dropdown does nothing.

pattern

String. This is passed on to the input field and works like it should for any other input field.

inputProps

Object. If you want to set some property on the input element, you can pass in an object with attributes. E.g.

let inputProps={
    readOnly: true,
    autoFocus: true
}

<ReactTelephoneInput inputProps={inputProps} ... />

How to use it

  • If you install it from npm install, you can just do var ReactTelephoneInput = require('react-telephone-input');
  • You will need to copy flags.png from example/src folder to see the flag icons for each country.
  • Set the path to the flags image using the prop flagsImagePath
function handleInputChange(telNumber, selectedCountry) {
  console.log(
    "input changed. number: ",
    telNumber,
    "selected country: ",
    selectedCountry
  )
}

function handleInputBlur(telNumber, selectedCountry) {
  console.log(
    "Focus off the ReactTelephoneInput component. Tel number entered is: ",
    telNumber,
    " selected country is: ",
    selectedCountry
  )
}

;<ReactTelephoneInput
  defaultCountry="in"
  flagsImagePath="/path/to/images/flags.png"
  onChange={handleInputChange}
  onBlur={handleInputBlur}
/>

The default value for flagsImagePath is 'flags.png'

Features

  • Automatically format the number as the user types
  • Navigate the country dropdown by typing a country's name, or using up/down keys
  • Selecting a country from the dropdown will update the dial code in the input
  • Typing a different dial code will automatically update the displayed flag
  • Country names in the dropdown also include localised versions in brackets
  • Dropdown appears above or below the input depending on available space/scroll position

You can try the app by downloading everything and running the commands given below -

$ npm install
$ npm start

go to your browser and type `http://localhost:3000`