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react-input-validator
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react-input-validator is a light input SUPER class validator, a clever container for pattern matches, which is so light without any special dependencies at all, The main file is InputValidator.js which is included inside InputValidator folder, and that class is an instance of React.component class which is responsible for appending classes for the current state of the input.
You need to extends this small class and just write your own pattern logic, and the SUPER class will handle the validation status,
and will verify from the entered value for every "change" by depending on the passed REQUIRED function from the outside world through the prop onInputChange, and to pass the REQUIRED params which is (nodeElement, PatternValidatorFn) .
There are 4 basic states for the input (can be grapped by super.getValidationClass Fn):
The validation is checked when the user has stopped writing for one complete second to follow the UI principles
(In the meanwhile the sn-loading will be revealed into super.getValidationClass() method)

npm install react-input-validator
npm run build
Then go to:
file:///{Your Path}/react-input-validator/Client/index.html

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We found that react-input-validator demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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