A component for entering numeric values
An input number field allows users to enter numeric values and provides options for controlling the input's behavior and appearance.
Input numbers offer the following key features:
Value: Input numbers have a value property, allowing users to input and display numeric values. The value can be used in your project.
Label: The label is the text displayed above the input number, providing context for the user.
Hint: A hint can be displayed below the input number to offer additional guidance or instructions to users.
Placeholder: Optionally, specify a placeholder text to describe the expected value of the input number.
Min Value: Specify the minimum allowable value for the input number.
Max Value: Specify the maximum allowable value for the input number.
Disabled: When enabled, the "Disabled" property makes the input number unchangeable.
Format: The "Format" property allows you to format the displayed value, as shown in the image.
Min Fraction Digits: Specify the minimum number of fraction digits in the value.
Max Fraction Digits: Specify the maximum number of fraction digits in the value.
Styles: Customize the initial styles of the input number to align with your application's design.
To use input numbers in your application, follow these steps:
Value: Utilize the "Value" property to set or retrieve the numeric value of the input number.
Label: Add a descriptive label above the input number to provide context for the user.
Hint: Include a hint below the input number to offer additional guidance or instructions to users.
Placeholder: Optionally, specify a placeholder text to describe the expected numeric input.
Min and Max Values: Define the acceptable range of numeric values using the "Min Value" and "Max Value" properties.
Disabled State: Use the "Disabled" property to make the input number unchangeable when necessary.
Formatting: Customize the formatting of the displayed value using the "Format," "Min Fraction Digits," and "Max Fraction Digits" properties.
Input numbers are commonly used in various scenarios, including:
Data entry: Allow users to input numerical data accurately, such as quantities, prices, or measurements.
Settings and configuration: Implement input numbers in settings panels for numerical configuration options.
Financial applications: Use input numbers for financial applications, where precision and formatting are crucial.
Form validation: Validate and restrict numeric inputs within specific ranges.
Input numbers enhance user interactions by simplifying numerical data entry and offering control over input behavior.
