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react-number-textfield
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ReactJS component for accepting numerical input as a standard textfield
npm install --save-dev react-number-textfield
import { NumberTextfield } from "react-number-textfield"
<NumberTextfield
decimal_character="."
group_separator=","
precision={ 2 }
placeholder="Enter a number..."
didChangeNumber={(newNumber) => {
console.log("New Number", newNumber);
}}
/>
string
CSS classes to apply to the input element.
string
Standard HTML placeholder attribute. This is the string displayed in the textfield when it is empty.
string
Which character(s) should be used for the decimal point. Most commonly, this will be a comma or a dot.
string
Which character(s) should be used for grouping numbers every 3 digits. Most commonly, this will be a comma or a space.
number
Set the maximum number of decimal digits. Use 0 to disable decimals.
function
Callback function that is executed every time the number value from the textfield changes. The function receives one argument: the number value from the textfield, or undefined if no number can be derived.
FAQs
Controlled ReactJS component for entering numbers.
The npm package react-number-textfield receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, react-number-textfield popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that react-number-textfield 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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