@material-git/input

mdInput

Inputs are the basic input component of Material 2. The spec can be found here.

Notes

• The <md-input> component fully support two-way binding of ngModel, as if it was a normal <input>.

Type

At the time of writing this README, the [type] attribute is copied to the actual <input> element in the <md-input>.

The valid type attribute values are any supported by your browser, with the exception of file, checkbox and radio. File inputs aren't supported for now, while check boxes and radio buttons have their own components.

Prefix and Suffix

You can include HTML before, and after the input tag, as prefix or suffix. It will be underlined as per the Material specification, and clicking it will focus the input.

To add a prefix, use the md-prefix attribute on the element. Similarly, to add a suffix, use the md-suffix attribute. For example, in a template:

Example

<md-input placeholder="amount" align="end">
  <span md-prefix>$&nbsp;</span>
  <span md-suffix>.00</span>
</md-input>

Will result in this:

Hint Labels

Hint labels are the labels that shows the underline. You can have up to two hint labels; one on the start of the line (left in an LTR language, right in RTL), or one on the end.

You specify a hint-label in one of two ways; either using the hintLabel attribute, or using an <md-hint> directive in the <md-input>, which takes an align attribute containing the side. The attribute version is assumed to be at the start.

Specifying a side twice will result in an exception during initialization.

Example

A simple character counter can be made like the following:

<md-input placeholder="Character count (100 max)" maxlength="100" class="demo-full-width"
          value="Hello world. How are you?"
          #characterCountHintExample>
  <md-hint align="end">{{characterCountHintExample.characterCount}} / 100</md-hint>
</md-input>

Divider Color

The divider (line under the <md-input> content) color can be changed by using the dividerColor attribute. A value of primary is the default and will correspond to your theme primary color. Alternatively, you can specify accent or warn.

Example

^((please note that this example has been doctored to show the colors; they would normally show only on focus)^)

Labelling

You can label the <md-input> as you would a regular <input>.

Full Forms

You can make a full form using inputs, and it will support autofill natively.

Example

<md-card class="demo-card demo-basic">
  <md-toolbar color="primary">Basic</md-toolbar>
  <md-card-content>
    <form>
      <md-input class="demo-full-width" placeholder="Company (disabled)" disabled value="Google">
      </md-input>

      <table style="width: 100%" cellspacing="0"><tr>
        <td><md-input placeholder="First name" style="width: 100%"></md-input></td>
        <td><md-input placeholder="Long Last Name That Will Be Truncated" style="width: 100%"></md-input></td>
      </tr></table>
      <p>
        <md-input class="demo-full-width" placeholder="Address" value="1600 Amphitheatre Pkway"></md-input>
        <md-input class="demo-full-width" placeholder="Address 2"></md-input>
      </p>
      <table style="width: 100%" cellspacing="0"><tr>
        <td><md-input class="demo-full-width" placeholder="City"></md-input></td>
        <td><md-input class="demo-full-width" placeholder="State"></md-input></td>
        <td><md-input #postalCode class="demo-full-width" maxlength="5"
                      placeholder="Postal Code"
                      value="94043">
          <md-hint align="end">{{postalCode.characterCount}} / 5</md-hint>
        </md-input></td>
      </tr></table>
    </form>
  </md-card-content>
</md-card>

Will result in this: