@snowcoders/react-unstyled-input
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npm install --save @snowcoders/react-unstyled-input save-prefix ~
This component is part of a larger components library, react-ui-base. The goal is to keep all the core logic and base css styles in a single location, that way building out new UI component libraries cheaper and faster (and less buggy).
We highly recommend visiting the react-ui-base repository to understand how to customize the css along with see examples.
You can also view all the components on our demo site https://snowcoders.github.io/react-ui-base/
This component takes the normal HTMLInputElement and removes all styling from it. Default browser functionality (ex. using the arrow keys to increase and decrease the number if the type="number") along with width is maintained.
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We found that @snowcoders/react-unstyled-input demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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