Number Input

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The number input is a text input component that only allows numerical values and it has controls for incrementing or decrementing them.

Props

NameDefaultDescription
defaultValue: stringInitial value of the input element, only when it is uncontrolled.
value: stringValue of the input element. If undefined, the component will be uncontrolled and the value will be managed internally by the component.
label: stringText to be placed above the number.
name: stringName attribute of the input element.
helperText: stringHelper text to be placed above the number.
placeholder: stringText to be put as placeholder of the number.
disabled: booleanfalseIf true, the component will be disabled.
optional: booleanfalseIf true, the number will be optional, showing (Optional) next to the label. Otherwise, the field will be considered required and an error will be passed as a parameter to the OnBlur and onChange functions when it has not been filled.
prefix: stringPrefix to be placed before the number value.
suffix: stringSuffix to be placed after the number value.
min: numberMinimum value allowed by the number input. If the typed value by the user is lower than min, the onBlur and onChange functions will be called with the current value and an internal error informing that the current value is not correct. If a valid state is reached, the error parameter will not be defined in both events.
max: numberMaximum value allowed by the number input. If the typed value by the user surpasses max, the onBlur and onChange functions will be called with the current value and an internal error informing that the current value is not correct. If a valid state is reached, the error parameter will not be defined in both events.
step: numberThe step interval to use when using the up and down arrows to adjust the value.
onChange: functionThis function will be called when the user types within the input element of the component. An object including the current value and the error (if the value entered is not valid) will be passed to this function. An example of this object is: { value: value, error: error }. If there is no error, error will not be defined.
onBlur: functionThis function will be called when the input element loses the focus. An object including the input value and the error (if the value entered is not valid) will be passed to this function. An example of this object is: { value: value, error: error }. If there is no error, error will not be defined.
error: stringIf it is a defined value and also a truthy string, the component will change its appearance, showing the error below the input component. If the defined value is an empty string, it will reserve a space below the component for a future error, but it would not change its look. In case of being undefined or null, both the appearance and the space for the error message would not be modified.
autocomplete: string'off'HTML autocomplete attribute. Lets the user specify if any permission the user agent has to provide automated assistance in filling out the input value. Its value must be one of all the possible values of the HTML autocomplete attribute: 'on', 'off', 'email', 'username', 'new-password', ...
margin: string | objectSize of the margin to be applied to the component ('xxsmall' | 'xsmall' | 'small' | 'medium' | 'large' | 'xlarge' | 'xxlarge'). You can pass an object with 'top', 'bottom', 'left' and 'right' properties in order to specify different margin sizes.
size: string | object'medium'Size of the component ('small' | 'medium' | 'large' | 'fillParent').
tabIndex: number0Value of the tabindex attribute.
ref: objectReference to the component.

Examples

Controlled

Uncontrolled

Error handling