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Opinionated input masks for AngularJS

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Opinionated angular input masks. Provides ready to use masks with little (br/inscricao-estadual) to no configuration (number, cnpj, etc).

Compatibility

  • angular-input-masks@~2: angular@^1.3 (however is only tested with lastest 1.x version) and ECMAScript 5 compliant browsers (however CI only tests chrome and firefox).
  • angular-input-masks@~1: angular@~1.2

Installation

npm install --save angular-input-masks

Configuration

Without browserify:

  1. Import the angular-input-masks-standalone.min.js script in your page. For example:
<script src="angular-input-masks-standalone.min.js"></script>

Obs: for npm the build scripts are available inside releases folder.

  1. Include the module name ui.utils.masks in your angular app. For example:
angular.module('app', ['ui.utils.masks']);

With browserify:

angular.module('demo', [require('angular-input-masks')]);

Internationalization

Some masks are internationalized, so you need to include the proper angular-locale in your app(see: https://docs.angularjs.org/guide/i18n).

How to use

  • Number mask Example :
<input type="text" name="field" ng-model="number" ui-number-mask>
  • Define the number of decimals (default is 2):
<input type="text" name="field" ng-model="number" ui-number-mask="3">

More examples

See more usage examples in the Demo page

Other build options

If you are using npm (without browserify):

  • angular-input-masks-dependencies.js: provides all external dependencies (string-mask, br-validations, momentjs)
  • angular-input-masks-br.js: provides only global and BR directives, and does not include external dependencies (string-mask, br-validations, momentjs)
  • angular-input-masks-us.js: provides only global and US directives, and does not include external dependencies (string-mask, br-validations, momentjs)
  • angular-input-masks-fr.js: provides only global and FR directives, and does not include external dependencies (string-mask, br-validations, momentjs)
  • angular-input-masks.js: provides all directives, and does not include external dependencies (string-mask, br-validations, momentjs)

If you are using npm with browserify:

  • require('angular-input-masks'): provides all directives
  • require('angular-input-masks/br'): only global and BR directives
  • require('angular-input-masks/us'): only global and US directives
  • require('angular-input-masks/fr'): only global and FR directives

Filters

Looking for related filters? Take a look at angular-br-filters

Build

npm install
npm run build

Tests

npm run test:unit
  • e2e:
  • Uses Protractor + Jasmine
  • Files: src/**/*.spec.js
npm run test:e2e
  • To run both tests:
npm test