onedionys-form-input-masking
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Functions for adding input patterns to forms such as phone number or postal code formats. 💖
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const maskedInput = formInputMasking.maskInput('1234567890', '(000) 000-0000');
console.log(maskedInput); // Output: (123) 456-7890
maskInput which takes an input string and a pattern as parameters. The function masks the input string according to the provided pattern. For example, if the pattern is '(000) 000-0000', the function will format the input string 1234567890 as (123) 456-7890.maskInput returns the masked input string.Love One Dionys - Form Input Masking? Support this project by donating or sharing with others in need.
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One Dionys (Form Input Masking) - Functions for adding input patterns to forms such as phone number or postal code formats.
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