Input

The input field in our editor is customizable and supports various browser input types. In V3+ schemas, those options should be placed under fieldOptions.

1. Input Field Structure

Each input field is defined by a JSON object with the following properties:

• "fieldOptions.inputType": Type of input (text, password, email, number, etc.).
• "label": Descriptive text for the input field.
• "model": Field name in the data model.
• "styleClasses": CSS classes for layout.
• "type": Always "input" for input fields.

2. Available Input Types

Here are examples for common input types:

Text Input:

{
  "fieldOptions": {
    "inputType": "text"
  },
  "label": "Username",
  "model": "username",
  "styleClasses": "col-md-3",
  "type": "input"
}

Password Input:

{
  "fieldOptions": {
    "inputType": "password",
    "minlength": 6
  },
  "label": "Password",
  "model": "password",
  "hint": "Minimum 6 characters",
  "validator": "calc",
  "validator_calc": "model.password == model.password2",
  "styleClasses": "col-md-6",
  "type": "input"
}

Email Input:

{
  "fieldOptions": {
    "inputType": "email"
  },
  "label": "Email",
  "model": "email",
  "validator": "email",
  "required": true,
  "styleClasses": "col-md-3",
  "type": "input"
}

Number Input:

{
  "fieldOptions": {
    "inputType": "number",
    "step": 1
  },
  "label": "Age",
  "model": "age",
  "styleClasses": "col-md-3",
  "type": "input"
}

3. Validation

Use the "validator" property to validate the input. Common validators include:

• email: Ensures the input is a valid email address.
• calc: Custom validation using "validator_calc".