Use cases for children component

[sanniassin]

It's not clear whether children components are mostly self made components from projects or third-party components from npm. That's why I need stats.

If you're passing another component as a children, please write what component you use (and what is the name of it if it's a third-party component) and why do you need to mix it with react-input-mask.

Thanks.

[jpggvilaca]

Hi, I think we might want different type of inputs and several conditional renderings inside it. So, normally one does its own component, so it's very important to have this children prop bulletproofed. I'll share my own example here.

// Input.js

 <Fragment>
      {
         !multiline
            ? autoComplete
               ? <AutoComplete inputProps={inputProps} items={autoComplete} />
               : <input {...inputProps} />
            : <TextArea {...inputProps} />
     }
    <Error {...error} />
  </Fragment>

Let me know if you want to discuss it further.

[sanniassin]

@jpggvilaca Can you share your project or, if it's private, make a repo with input-related code only?

You have a very different kinds of inputs here. react-input-mask isn't compatible with textarea element and, I guess, AutoComplete is used for irregular texts like names or cities. In that case the only input that is suitable for masking is regular input and there's no need to use the children prop then.

[slashrune]

Hi!
It would be great if we are able to wrap Ant D's .

Ant D's datepicker is completely useless for keyboard input, and adding an input mask to the regular Input would be a great solution for that.

<InputMask mask='99/99/9999' onChange={handleUpdate}>
    {(inputProps) => <Input {...inputProps} placeholder={placeholder} />}
</InputMask>

This is not supported at the moment as react-input-mask throws this:
react-input-mask: the following props should be passed to the react-input-mask's component and should not be altered in children's function: disabled.

[sanniassin]

@slashrune Could you please make a demo at https://codesandbox.io?

[slashrune]

@slashrune Could you please make a demo at https://codesandbox.io?

Thank you for your response!

I have replicated an example here:
https://codesandbox.io/s/l5zk123y1l

[sanniassin]

@slashrune Thanks. The problem is that react-input-mask doesn't check if children's props are taken from defaultProps. The disabled prop of parent and children components must be in sync and, in your case, children's defaultProp value for it is false, so the error can be fixed by adding disabled={false} to the InputMask component.

Hence, the error message should be rewritten to make it clear if error is caused by defaultProps. Would you like to submit a PR?

[slashrune]

@slashrune Thanks. The problem is that react-input-mask doesn't check if children's props are taken from defaultProps. The disabled prop of parent and children components must be in sync and, in your case, children's defaultProp value for it is false, so the error can be fixed by adding disabled={false} to the InputMask component.

Hence, the error message should be rewritten to make it clear if error is caused by defaultProps. Would you like to submit a PR?

Thank you for that!

I am still trying to assess if there are other complications with Ant D at the moment, I will get back to you regarding the PR.

[deser]

Bootstrap input

[mahammedzkhan]

Some attributes aren't passed to the children in inputProps, for example disabled:
<InputMask disabled={true}> {(inputProps) => <input type="text" {...inputProps} />} </InputMask>

[zubair1103]

One use case of children is:
Mask an input as date but also use a date picker (react-datepicker).
User either enters value according to mask or picks from date picker.

[iloveip]

Hi @sanniassin,

I would also like to use react-input-mask with antd Input field. I added disabled={false} to the InputMask, but the mask is not working (it skips some characters and types outside the mask). Here is a demo.

Is there any way to fix it?

[italoiz]

@iloveip Here is an implementation with Antd:

import React from 'react';
import InputMask from 'react-input-mask';
import { Input } from 'antd';

export interface InputProps {
  mask: string;
  placeholder: string;
  disabled?: boolean;
  onChange?: (event: React.SyntheticEvent) => void;
  value?: string;
}

const InputComponent: React.FC<InputProps> = ({ disabled, onChange, value, mask, ...rest }) => (
  <InputMask mask={mask} disabled={disabled} value={value} onChange={onChange}>
    {(inputProps: any) => (
      <Input {...inputProps} {...rest} disabled={disabled} />
    )}
  </InputMask>
)

export default InputComponent;

But I would like to leave a doubt. @sanniassin

Why can't you pass on the disabled property to the children?

[iloveip]

@italoiz Hi there, thank you for your reply. I would like to use antd with react-final-form, but it doesn't work. Here is the codesandbox with your example https://codesandbox.io/s/react-final-form-wreact-number-format-04kcd?fontsize=14&hidenavigation=1&theme=dark.

[annezao]

Have someone a sample using material-ui InputBase?

[italoiz]

@annemacena The above example also works with Material UI. Only change the Antd component to the Material UI component.

[iloveip]

@italoiz For me your example doesn't work with Antd. See the link to codesandbox in my comment above.

[italoiz]

@iloveip see this Stackblitz example create with react-final-form, react-input-mask and antd.

[annezao]

@iloveip Here is an implementation with Antd:

import React from 'react';
import InputMask from 'react-input-mask';
import { Input } from 'antd';

export interface InputProps {
  mask: string;
  placeholder: string;
  disabled?: boolean;
  onChange?: (event: React.SyntheticEvent) => void;
  value?: string;
}

const InputComponent: React.FC<InputProps> = ({ disabled, onChange, value, mask, ...rest }) => (
  <InputMask mask={mask} disabled={disabled} value={value} onChange={onChange}>
    {(inputProps: any) => (
      <Input {...inputProps} {...rest} disabled={disabled} />
    )}
  </InputMask>
)

export default InputComponent;

But I would like to leave a doubt. @sanniassin

Why can't you pass on the disabled property to the children?

Okay, so, this sample didn't work for me. I'm using Formik, and Material-UI. BUT, it worked using like this:

<InputMask
              onChange={OnChangeFunction}
              mask={maskVariable}
              onBlur={onBlurFunction}
              value={valueVariable}
              name={nameVariable}
              maskPlaceholder={" "}>
      <TextField className={customClasses} fullWidth id={customId} />
</InputMask>

[yilunc]

Was anybody able to successfully use AntD's Form with InputMask? When I call form.resetFields() this component seems to break things:

Everything else works well! It's just that the resetFields call breaks. This is how I am wrapping the Input.

  return (
    <InputMask
      {...props}
      mask={mask}
      maskChar={null}
      beforeMaskedValueChange={beforeMaskedValueChange}
    >
      {(inputProps: any) => <Input {...inputProps} />}
    </InputMask>
  );

[LeonardoRochaLima]

All of these samples didn't work for me.

I tried in two different ways 👎🏻 :

<InputMask
	mask="99.999.999/9999-99"
	error={!!errors?.cnpj}
	fullWidth
	autoFocus
	label={'CNPJ'}
>
	{(inputProps: any) => {
		return <TextFieldCustomizado {...inputProps} />
	}}
</InputMask>

So, I have this error: No overload matches this call. Overload 1 of 2, '(props: Props | Readonly<Props>): ReactInputMask', gave the following error. Type '(inputProps: any) => JSX.Element' is not assignable to type 'ReactNode'. Overload 2 of 2, '(props: Props, context: any): ReactInputMask', gave the following error. Type '(inputProps: any) => JSX.Element' is not assignable to type 'ReactNode'.ts(2769)

And with this way 👎🏻 :

<InputMask
	mask="99.999.999/9999-99"
	error={!!errors?.cnpj}
	fullWidth
	autoFocus
	label={'CNPJ'}
>
	<TextFieldCustomizado {...inputProps} />
</InputMask>

I have a runtime error:

I'm using TextField of Material UI. I appreciate any help. Thanks.

[italoiz]

@LeonardoRochaLima try to follow this example on StackBlitz: https://stackblitz.com/edit/react-ts-u5u2rb?file=TextFieldMask.tsx

[LeonardoRochaLima]

@LeonardoRochaLima try to follow this example on StackBlitz: https://stackblitz.com/edit/react-ts-u5u2rb?file=TextFieldMask.tsx

Are sure that is correct?

If I do exactly like this I still have a problem to building the application.

[Larrianton]

import React from 'react';
import InputMask from 'react-input-mask';
import { Input } from 'antd';

export interface InputProps {
  mask: string;
  placeholder: string;
  disabled?: boolean;
  onChange?: (event: React.SyntheticEvent) => void;
  value?: string;
}

const InputComponent: React.FC<InputProps> = ({ disabled, onChange, value, mask, ...rest }) => (
  <InputMask mask={mask} disabled={disabled} value={value} onChange={onChange}>
    {(inputProps: any) => (
      <Input {...inputProps} {...rest} disabled={disabled} />
    )}
  </InputMask>
)

export default InputComponent;

But I would like to leave a doubt. @sanniassin

Why can't you pass on the disabled property to the children?

Hello , i faced the same problem , i can't pass disabled property to the children ,
how is this solvable?

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[ozkary]

To solve a problem from this thread, I had to upgrade to react-input-mask-3.0.0. I also upgraded the @types/react-input-component@3.0.0 for typescript projects.

To solve the children must be a function error, just wrap the custom input element in a function as such:

const addInput = (props: S.Props) => (
  <Input {...props} />
)

export const YourMaskedInput = (props: S.Props): JSX.Element => {
  return (
    <InputMask
      formatChars={props.formatChars}
      {...props}
    >   
    {addInput(props)}
    </InputMask>
  );
};

But after the upgrade, you can use custom input components without the function.

export const YourMaskedInput = (props: S.Props): JSX.Element => {
  return (
    <InputMask
      formatChars={props.formatChars}
      {...props}
    >   
    <Input {...props} />
    </InputMask>
  );
};

[PetePearl]

I can offer you temporary bad but working solution.

import InputMask, { Props } from 'react-input-mask';

type TInputMaskCorrect = Omit<Props, 'children'> & { children?: () => JSX. Element };
const InputMaskCorrect: FC<TInputMaskCorrect> = ( { children, ...props }) => {
    const child = children as ReactNode;
    return <InputMask children={child} {...props} />
}

now you have to use InputMaskCorrect similar to InputMask

[ShareinSK]

How to add a mask and not allow the user to enter space manually?
I am using react-final-form.

<InputMask
    mask={'### ### ####'}
    formatChars={{
      '#': '[0-9]',
    }}
    {...fieldProps}
    maskChar=' '>

[mbalestrini-tecla]

All of these samples didn't work for me.

I tried in two different ways 👎🏻 :

<InputMask
	mask="99.999.999/9999-99"
	error={!!errors?.cnpj}
	fullWidth
	autoFocus
	label={'CNPJ'}
>
	{(inputProps: any) => {
		return <TextFieldCustomizado {...inputProps} />
	}}
</InputMask>

So, I have this error: No overload matches this call. Overload 1 of 2, '(props: Props | Readonly<Props>): ReactInputMask', gave the following error. Type '(inputProps: any) => JSX.Element' is not assignable to type 'ReactNode'. Overload 2 of 2, '(props: Props, context: any): ReactInputMask', gave the following error. Type '(inputProps: any) => JSX.Element' is not assignable to type 'ReactNode'.ts(2769)

And with this way 👎🏻 :

<InputMask
	mask="99.999.999/9999-99"
	error={!!errors?.cnpj}
	fullWidth
	autoFocus
	label={'CNPJ'}
>
	<TextFieldCustomizado {...inputProps} />
</InputMask>

I have a runtime error:

I'm using TextField of Material UI. I appreciate any help. Thanks.

I've got the same problem, and i solved this way:

<InputMask
	mask="99.999.999/9999-99"
	error={!!errors?.cnpj}
	fullWidth
	autoFocus
	label={'CNPJ'}
>
	{((inputProps: any) => {
		return <TextFieldCustomizado {...inputProps} />
	}) as any}

</InputMask>

Basically i turned off typescript using any because the library types seems wrong.

[marcosabb]

{((inputProps: DetailedHTMLProps<InputHTMLAttributes<HTMLInputElement>, HTMLInputElement>) => (
  <Input
    {...inputProps}
  />
)) as unknown as React.ReactNode}