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@stnew/forms

v1.0.3

Published

Inputs for common use cases with built-in validation

Downloads

3

Readme

@stnew/forms

Modular form components with some pre-configured form inputs for common use-cases.

npm install @stnew/forms

FormInput

A controlled component that composes an input element with a wrapper element and an optional and extendable indicator component. The indicator component is meant to provide visual indication of valid/invalid states.

import { FormInput } from '@stnew/forms';

Controlled Props | Type | Desc -------------------- | ----------- | ------------------------------------------- type | string | type of the input field value | string | current value of the input field invalid | boolean | should be true if the current value is invalid validated | boolean | should be true if the current value is valid

General Props | Type | Desc -------------------- | ----------- | ------------------------------------------- id | string | id of the input element name | string | name of the input element className | string | class of the input element required | boolean | toggle to make the input field required autoFocus | boolean | toggle to make the input field focused by default placeholder | string | placeholder text for the input field customInputIndicator | ReactNode | Element to be nested in the existing indicator div element disableIndicator | boolean | if true, the indicator div element will not be rendered onChange | function | onChange callback function onFocus | function | onFocus callback function onBlur | function | onBlur callback function

ValidatedInput

Component that wraps FormInput and handles validation and state management.

import { ValidatedInput } from '@stnew/forms';

Props | Type | Desc -------------------- | ----------- | ------------------------------------------- onValid | function | callback for when the input's value is valid onInvalid | function | callback for when the input's value is invalid onEmpty | function | callback for when the input's value is empty validator | function | function that takes in the value of the input and returns true if valid, false otherwise type | string | type of the input element input | object | object will all attributes listed under 'General Props' for FormInput

Others

The package also includes some extentions of ValidatedInput that have built-in validation functions for common use cases. Each of these are the same, but with different validation functions.

  • EmailInput
  • ZipCodeInput
import { EmailInput, ZipCodeInput } from '@stnew/forms';

Props | Type | Desc -------------------- | ----------- | ------------------------------------------- onValid | function | callback for when the input's value is valid onInvalid | function | callback for when the input's value is invalid onEmpty | function | callback for when the input's value is empty

  • also includes all props listed under 'General Props' for FormInput