The <TextField type="number" /> that user really expects.
The material-ui-number-input project offered a streamlined solution for handling number inputs within user interfaces built with Material-UI. Unfortunately, it is no longer maintained and has been labeled as deprecated. Despite its current status, it’s worth exploring the features it provided when it was actively supported, especially for those who might be working with legacy systems that still incorporate this component.
The number input component was designed to enhance the user experience by providing various customizable options while adhering to the Material Design guidelines. Even though it might not be the best choice for new projects, understanding its capabilities could be helpful for developers dealing with older implementations.
Children: Supports rendering of additional nodes inside the input field, providing flexibility for customization.
ClassName: Allows customization of the component’s styling through a CSS class name, enhancing visual control.
Disabled: Offers a functionality that disables the input field when true, ensuring users cannot interact with it.
FloatingLabelFixed: Maintains the floating label position even when the input is empty, improving UX consistency.
FullWidth: When enabled, this feature allows the input component to stretch to the full width of its container, optimizing layout and usability.
DefaultValue: Lets developers set a default numeric value for the input, ensuring it falls within defined min and max limits when applicable.
OnChange: Provides a callback function that triggers whenever the input value changes, facilitating dynamic interactions and data handling.
OnError: Responsible for handling error statuses, alerting developers when input validation issues arise, adding a layer of reliability to user inputs.
