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inputhooks

v0.0.10

Published

Simple input hooks for React with localstorage/sessionstorage saving

Downloads

12

Readme

Getting started

Simplify your inputs in React with inputhooks

npm i --save inputhooks

Just import the lib

import { useInput } from 'inputhooks'

And build your forms easily

const nameInputHook = useInput('John Doe')

render(){

    return(
        <>
            <input {...nameInputHook.field}/>
        </>
    )
}

Access to the value with :

nameInputHook.value

Checkbox

import { useCheckbox } from 'inputhooks'

// ...

const optionABHook = useCheckbox('A')

// ...

<input type='checkbox' {...optionABHook('A').field}>
<input type='checkbox' {...optionABHook('B').field}>

To access the value :

optionABHook.value

Config

You can auto load/save your hook in localstorage with :

const nameInputHook = useInput('John Doe',{
    localStorage:'data-name'
})

and sessionstorage with :

const nameInputHook = useInput('John Doe',{
    sessionStorage:'data-name'
})

Validation

It's also possible to set a validation function :

const nameInputHook = useInput('',{
    validation: (value) => value.length > 2
})

You can import from inputhooks some validation functions :

import {useInput, NOT_NULL, MAIL_VALID} from 'inputhooks'

and use them like that :

const nameInputHook = useInput('',{
    validation: NOT_NULL
})

Formatting

You can format user input with :

const nameInputHook = useInput('John Doe', {
    inputPatch: value => value.toLowerCase()
})

then the value nameInputHook.value will be lowercased.

Helpers

The function allValid helps to know if every inputhook are valid :

import { allValid } from 'inputhooks'

and just use the function like that :

const valid = allValid({ nameInputHook, lastnameInputhook })