CurrencyTextField
is a MUI v5 React component and provides a user friendly experience while inputing currency numbers.
It works by wrapping the functionality of autonumeric.
Main features:
- Adds thousands separator automatically.
- Adds automatically the decimals on blur.
- Smart input. User can only type the accepted characters depending on the current value.
- Lots of config options...
npm install @lupus-ai/mui-currency-textfield --save
Documentation and live demo is available here
import React from 'react'
import CurrencyTextField from '@lupus-ai/mui-currency-textfield'
export default function MyComponent() {
const [value, setValue] = React.useState();
return (
<CurrencyTextField
label="Amount"
variant="standard"
value={value}
currencySymbol="$"
//minimumValue="0"
outputFormat="string"
decimalCharacter="."
digitGroupSeparator=","
onChange={(event, value)=> setValue(value)}
/>
);
}
In order to extend the component, clone the project and install the dependencies.
$ git clone https://github.com/LupusAI/mui-currency-textfield.git
$ npm install
The following commands are available:
Builds the component outputing it in the dist
folder. It is refreshed everytime you make changes in the code.
npm start
To see the output in the browser run the example app (/example)
cd example
npm install (only first time)
npm start
Runs the app in the development mode. Open http://localhost:3000 to view the app in the browser.
It will reload automatically upon edits. Lint errors are also displayed on the console.
Outputs the build for production to the dist
folder.
Generates the documentation available on.
Open http://localhost:6060 to view it in the browser.
It watches for changes and automatically reloads the browser.
We use styleguidist for documenting our custom components.
Builds the styleguide documentation for production. The output targets the styleguide
folder.
This repository is a fork of unicef/material-ui-currency-textfield. The original project is no longer maintained, so we have decided to fork the repository and continue development on the project.
We have made the following major changes to the original project:
-
Updating to Material UI version 5: Material UI version 4 is now deprecated, so we have upgraded to version 5 in order to take advantage of the latest features and improvements.
-
Updating support to React 18: We have upgraded to React 18 in order to take advantage of the latest features and improvements, as well as to ensure that our project is compatible with the latest version of React.
-
Switching from Rollup to Webpack as Bundler: We have switched from using Rollup as our bundler to using Webpack. By switching to Webpack, we are able to take advantage of the latest features and improvements in this popular bundler, which will help to improve the performance and reliability of this project.
We plan to continue development on the project and work on these:
- decrease bundle size
- replace deprecated react lifecycle methods
We would like to credit the original authors for their work and make it clear that this project would not be possible without their efforts.
The contributions of @sureshsevarthi laid the groundwork for what the project has become today.
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