credit-card-input-mask

credit-card-input-mask

forked from braintree/restricted-input

Allow restricted character sets in input elements.

Usage

import RestrictedInput from 'restricted-input';

const formattedCreditCardInput = new RestrictedInput({
  element: document.querySelector('#credit-card'),
  pattern: '{{9999}} {{9999}} {{9999}} {{9999}}'
});

Demo

Patterns

Patterns are a mixture of Placeholders and PermaChars.

Placeholder

A Placeholder is the part of the pattern that accepts user input based on some restrictions. A placeholder is defined in the pattern using two open curly brackets, the placeholder, followed by two closing curly brackets e.g. {{Abc123}}.

The patterns a Placeholder can be are:

• a single alpha character that matches the alpha regex /[A-Za-z]/. e.g. {{C}} will match one alpha character.
• a single digit that matches the digit regex /[0-9]/. e.g. {{3}} will match one digit.
• a * character that matches /./. e.g. {{*}} will match the next character.

PermaChar

A PermaChar is the part of the pattern that is automatically inserted. PermaChars are defined in the pattern as any characters other than Placeholders.

Example patterns

Some example patterns with behavior are listed:

• 12{{3}}
  • Inserts 12.
  • Waits for a single digit from the user.
• {{A}}BC
  • Waits for a single alpha from the user.
  • Inserts BC.
• ${{*2L}}E
  • Inserts $.
  • Waits for any single character input from the user.
  • Waits for a single digit from the user.
  • Waits for a single alpha from the user.
  • Inserts E.

API

options

Key	Type	Description
element	HTMLInputElement or HTMLTextAreaElement	A valid reference to an input or textarea DOM node
pattern	String	Pattern describing the allowed character set you wish for entry into corresponding field. See Patterns.

Changelog

2.0.1

• Fix bug where input would be formatted when using setPattern even if input is empty