Material UI-AutoNumeric: AutoNumeric-Powered Material UI Components
AutoNumeric is a powerful library that automatically formats numbers and currencies. Material UI-AutoNumeric brings that power to Material UI.
npm install --save material-ui-autonumeric
(If you are on an earlier MUI version such as v5, install v1.x of this package.)
The usage examples below use AutoNumericTextField
. The usage is similar for:
AutoNumericOutlinedInput
AutoNumericFilledInput
-
AutoNumericMaterialUIInput
(Corresponding toInput
) AutoNumericInputBase
<AutoNumericTextField />
creates an TextField component that is automatically formatted by AutoNumeric.
<AutoNumericTextField
inputProps={{ defaultValue: "99.99" }}
autoNumericOptions={{ suffixText: "%" }}
/>
<AutoNumericTextField
inputProps={{ defaultValue: "10000" }}
autoNumericOptions={
AutoNumeric.getPredefinedOptions().commaDecimalCharDotSeparator
}
/>
const [controlledInputState, setControlledInputState] = useState("100000");
<AutoNumericTextField
valueState={{
state: controlledInputState,
stateSetter: setControlledInputState,
}}
/>
<button
onClick={() => {
setControlledInputState(
(
Number(AutoNumeric.unformat(controlledInputState)) + 1
).toString(),
);
}}
>
Add one
</button>
AutoNumericTextField({props, autoNumericOptions, valueState})
AutoNumericOutlinedInput({props, autoNumericOptions, valueState})
AutoNumericFilledInput({props, autoNumericOptions, valueState})
AutoNumericMaterialUIInput({props, autoNumericOptions, valueState})
AutoNumericInputBase({props, autoNumericOptions, valueState})
Material UI components integrated with AutoNumeric and permits interaction with a React state. Respectively, they wrap
- props: Options passed to the underlying Material UI component. Same type as the props of the underlying Material UI component.
-
autoNumericOptions: Options passed to
AutoNumeric
. Same as AutoNumeric options. -
valueState: The state and state setter from the parent component to be passed into this
component.
- valueState.state: The state from the parent component to be passed in.
-
valueState.stateSetter: The callback function that sets
options.valueState.state
.
A Demo is available.
Source code is available on GitHub.
To report a bug, visit the issue tracker.
After obtaining the source code, first run npm install
from the source
directory. To run test, run npm run test-once
. To build for production, run
npm pack
. To build the documentation, run npm install
from the docs/
directory and then run npm run doc
from the root source directory.
To send your contribution, open a pull request.
If you use React but not Material UI, check out react-autonumeric.
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