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@mutt/widget-financial
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Mutt Forms Vue widget for entering a currency value
The financial widget accepts the following options:
| option | type | description | default |
|---|---|---|---|
min | String | The minimum number allowed | '0' |
max | String | The maximum number allowed | null |
step | String | The default increment when using the up/down keys | '1' |
currencySymbol | String | HTML encoded currency symbol | '£' |
currencyStart | Boolean | When true the currency symbol is placed to the left of the input field. When false it is placed to the right | true |
The following example sets the min and max to 0 and 2500 respectively, the step to 10, the currency symbol to the Euro, and the currency position to the right of the input.
value: {
label: null,
max: '2500',
min: '0',
step: '10',
natural: {
allowZero: true,
prefix: 'I paid €',
suffix: '.',
title: 'How much did you pay?',
trigger: '',
},
currencySymbol: '€',
currencyStart: false,
widget: 'naturalfinancial',
},
FAQs
Mutt Forms Widget - Financial number Input
We found that @mutt/widget-financial demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 13 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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