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react_easypin

v1.0.2

Published

`react-pin-input` provides an easy way to add a PIN code input to your React app. It displays an array of number inputs as circles for entering a PIN.

Downloads

15

Readme

react-pin-input

A customizable PIN input component for React apps.

Introduction

react-pin-input provides an easy way to add a PIN code input to your React app. It displays an array of number inputs as circles for entering a PIN.

Features

  • Automatically focuses inputs and moves caret as PIN is entered
  • Disables used inputs and enables next input
  • Backspace/Delete functionality to go back an input
  • Custom submit button and submit handler
  • Flexbox based responsive design
  • Customizable number of inputs
  • Row or column layout

Usage

Install from npm:

npm install react-pin-input  

Basic usage:

import PinInput from 'react-pin-input';  

function App() {  

  const handleSubmit = (pin) => {
    console.log(pin);  
  }  

  return (  
    <PinInput    
      pinCount={4}
      autoSubmit={true}  
      OnSubmit={handleSubmit}  
    />  
  );  
}  

Props

The component accepts the following props:

  • pinCount: Number of input circles to display
  • autoSubmit: Automatically call submit handler if PIN fully entered
  • OnSubmit: Function called with entered PIN on submit
  • submitBtn: React element for custom submit button
  • flexDirection: 'row' or 'column' layout

License

MIT

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Authors

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