Text Inputs Pack API Reference
Text Inputs Pack is a collection of premium user interface components for Feathers UI.
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| EINTextInput | A text input component for Employer Identification Numbers (EIN) in the USA.
An EIN consists of nine digits, divided into two groups — a
two-digit group and a seven-digit group. An employer identification number
is |
| IPv4AddressTextInput | A text input component for IP addresses, particulary IPv4. An IPv4 address
contains 32-bits of information, divided into 4 octets. Each octet is a
numeric value between 0 and 255. Example IPv4 addresses include
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| MaskedTextInput | An text input component where user interaction is restricted by an input mask. For each position in the string, the input mask determines if it must be a specific character, or if it is restricted to a specific category of characters. If the user attempts to type a character that is not allowed at a specific position, their input will be ignored. |
| PhoneNumberTextInput | A text input component for phone numbers in the USA, Canada, and the
Caribbean. A phone number in this format consists of ten digits, divided
into three parts — a three-digit area code, a three-digit central office (or
exchange) code, and a four-digit line number. Examples include
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| SINTextInput | A text input component for Social Insurance Numbers (SIN) in Canada. A
social insurance number consists of nine digits, divided into three parts of
three digits each. An example social insurance number is |
| SSNTextInput | A text input component for Social Security Numbers (SSN) in the USA. A
social security number consists of nine digits, divided into three parts — a
three-digit area number, a two-digit group number, and a four-digit serial
number. An example social security number is |
| ZIPCodePlus4Mode | Constants that determine how a |
| ZIPCodeTextInput | A text input component for ZIP Codes in the USA, which are postal codes that
designate different regions within the country. A ZIP Code is divided into
two parts; the first part consists of five digits that are always required,
while an optional second part adds four more digits to designate a more
specific location. A ZIP Code with both parts is known as ZIP+4. Example
ZIP Codes include |