react-toolbox/components/input

Input

Although we are calling then Inputs they actually correspond to Material Design Text fields. It allows a user to input text and it's the base for other components like the autocomplete.

import Input from 'react-toolbox/input';

const InputTest = () => (
  <div>
    <Input type='text' label='Firstname' />
    <Input type='email' label='Label fixed' floating={false} />
    <Input type='text' label='Disabled field' disabled />
    <Input type='tel' label='With icon' icon='phone' />
    <Input type='email' label='With icon' icon='email' />
  </div>
);

Properties

Name	Type	Default	Description
className	String	''	Sets a class name to give custom styles.
disabled	Boolean	false	If true, component will be disabled.
error	String		Give an error string to display under the field.
icon	String		Name of an icon to use as a label for the input.
floating	Boolean	true	Indicates if the label is floating in the input field or not.
label	String		The text string to use for the floating label element.
multiline	Boolean	false	If true, a textarea element will be rendered. The textarea also grows and shrinks according to the number of lines.
onBlur	Function		Callback function that is fired when components is blured.
onChange	Function		Callback function that is fired when the components's value changes.
onFocus	Function		Callback function that is fired when components is focused.
onKeyPress	Function		Callback function that is fired when a key is pressed.
required	Boolean	false	If true, the html input has a required value.
type	String	text	Type of the input element. It can be a valid HTML5 input type
value	String		Initial value of the input element.

Methods

The input component has a state to control its value. It exposes instance methods to retrieve and set the current value and to control the input state:

• getValue is used to retrieve the current value.
• setValue to force a new value.
• blur to blur the input field.
• focus to focus the input field.