Text Input
Collects plain text input with customizable placeholders and validation.
Examples
Basic Example
The following example demonstrate some of the available functionality for read
from abstra.forms import read
name = read("What is your name?")
Mask Example
The following example shows the usage of the mask property for read widget. In the mask property, the '0' digit represents a numeric value, the 'a' digit represents an alphabetic value and other digits are recognized as part of the value
from abstra.forms import read
read("What is your credit card number?", mask="0000 0000 0000 0000")
Parameters
| Name | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|
| label | The label to display to the user | str |
| initial_value | The initial value to display to the user. Defaults to "". | str |
| placeholder | The placeholder text to display to the user. Defaults to "Placeholder". | str |
| mask | A mask to apply to the input. Defaults to None. | str |
| maxLength | The maximum length of the input. Defaults to None. | int |
| minLength | The minimum length of the input. Defaults to None. | int |
| disabled | whether the input is disabled. Defaults to False. | bool |
| required | Whether the input is required or not eg. "this field is required". Defaults to True. | Union[bool, str] |
| hint | A tooltip displayed to the user. Defaults to None. | str |
| full_width | Whether the input should use full screen width. Defaults to False. | bool |
| button_text | What text to display on the button when the widget is not part of a Page. Defaults to 'Next'. | str |
Return Values
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| str | The value entered by the user |