@commercetools-uikit/localized-text-input

LocalizedTextInput

Description

A controlled text input component for localized single-line strings with validation states.

Installation

yarn add @commercetools-uikit/localized-text-input

npm --save install @commercetools-uikit/localized-text-input

Additionally install the peer dependencies (if not present)

yarn add react react-intl

npm --save install react react-intl

Usage

import LocalizedTextInput from '@commercetools-uikit/localized-text-input';

const Example = () => (
  <LocalizedTextInput
    value={{ en: 'House', de: 'House' }}
    onChange={
      (/** event */) => {
        // alert(event.target.name, event.target.value)
      }
    }
  />
);

export default Example;

Properties

Props	Type	Required	Default	Description
id	string
name	string
autoComplete	string
aria-invalid	boolean			Indicate if the value entered in the input is invalid.
aria-errormessage	string			HTML ID of an element containing an error message related to the input.
value	Record	✅		then input doesn't accept a "languages" prop, instead all possible languages have to exist (with empty or filled strings) on the value: { en: 'foo', de: '', es: '' }
onChange	ChangeEventHandler			Gets called when any input is changed. Is called with the change event of the changed input.
selectedLanguage	string	✅		Specifies which language will be shown in case the LocalizedTextInput is collapsed.
onBlur	FocusEventHandler			Called when any field is blurred. Is called with the event of that field.
onFocus	FocusEventHandler			Called when any field is focussed. Is called with the event of that field.
hideLanguageExpansionControls	boolean			Will hide the language expansion controls when set to true. All languages will be shown when set to true.
defaultExpandLanguages	boolean			Controls whether one or all languages are visible by default
isAutofocussed	boolean			Focus the input field on initial render
isCondensed	boolean			Use this property to reduce the paddings of the component for a ui compact variant
isDisabled	boolean			Disables all input fields.
isReadOnly	boolean			Disables all input fields and shows them in read-only mode.
placeholder	Record			Placeholders for each language. Object of the same shape as value.
horizontalConstraint	union Possible values: , 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 'scale', 'auto'		'scale'	Horizontal size limit of the input fields.
hasError	boolean			Will apply the error state to each input without showing any error message.
hasWarning	boolean			Indicates the input field has a warning
errors	Record			Used to show errors underneath the inputs of specific locales. Pass an object whose key is a locale and whose value is the error to show for that key.
warnings	Record			A map of warnings.
additionalInfo	Record			An object mapping locales to additional messages to be rendered below each input element. Example: { en: 'Some value', es: 'Algún valor', }

data-* props

The component forwards all data attribute props. It further adds a -${language} suffix to the values of the data-test and data-track-component attributes, e.g data-test="foo" will get added to the input for en as data-test="foo-en".

Main Functions and use cases are:

• Receiving localized input from user

Static Properties

createLocalizedString(languages, existingTranslations)

This function creates a localized string. It merges the languages and the language keys of existing translations to form a localized string holding all languages. The existingTranslations argument is optional. If it is not passed, an empty localized field will be created.

const languages = ['en', 'de'];
LocalizedTextInput.createLocalizedString(languages);
// -> { en: '', de: '' }

In case existingTranslations is passed, it will merge an empty localized field with the exisiting translations. Usually this is used to ensure that a localized string contains at least the project's languages.

const languages = ['en', 'de'];
const existingTranslations = { en: 'Tree', ar: 'شجرة' };
LocalizedTextInput.createLocalizedString(languages, existingTranslations);
// -> { en: 'Tree', de: '', ar: 'شجرة' }

isEmpty(localizedField)

Returns true when all values in a localized field are empty.

LocalizedTextInput.isEmpty({});
// -> true

LocalizedTextInput.isEmpty({ en: '', de: '  ' });
// -> true

LocalizedTextInput.isEmpty({ en: 'Tree', de: '' });
// -> false

omitEmptyTranslations(localizedField)

Omits translations with empty values.

LocalizedTextInput.omitEmptyTranslations({ en: '', de: '  ' });
// -> {}

LocalizedTextInput.omitEmptyTranslations({ en: 'Tree', de: '' });
// -> { en: 'Tree' }

isTouched(touched)

Expects to be called with an object or undefined. Returns true when at least one value is truthy.

RequiredValueErrorMessage

This field exports a default error message which can be used when the field is required, but the user provided no value. You can use it as

<LocalizedTextInput hasError={isMissing} />;
{
  isMissing && <LocalizedTextInput.RequiredValueErrorMessage />;
}

getId(idPrefix, language)

Returns the id of the input field of a specific language. This is useful in case you want to create a label for the input field. You can use it as

LocalizedTextInput.getId('name', 'en');
// -> "name.en"

Or as a more complete example:

<label htmlFor={LocalizedTextInput.getId('name', 'en')}>Name</label>
<LocalizedTextInput
  id="name"
  selectedLanguage="en"
  // ...
/>

getName(idPrefix, language)

Returns the name of the input field of a specific language. . You can use it as

LocalizedTextInput.getName('slug', 'en');
// -> "slug.en"