import { useRef, type InputHTMLAttributes, type Ref } from 'react'
export type NumericMode = 'integer' | 'decimal' | 'signed' | 'signed-decimal'
const SANITIZERS: Record string> = {
// Digits only — quantities, weights, day counts.
integer: raw => raw.replace(/[^0-9]/g, ''),
// Digits plus a decimal separator. Both '.' and ',' pass through; callers already
// normalize the comma (see CostsPanel.onTotalChange) so a European keypad still works.
decimal: raw => raw.replace(/[^0-9.,]/g, ''),
// Signed decimal — coordinates. Keeps a leading '-'.
signed: raw => {
const negative = raw.trimStart().startsWith('-')
const digits = raw.replace(/[^0-9.]/g, '')
return negative ? `-${digits}` : digits
},
// 'decimal' plus a leading '-' — money fields that accept a refund (#2176).
// Distinct from 'signed' on purpose: that one strips the comma, which a
// European keypad needs for amounts.
'signed-decimal': raw => {
const negative = raw.trimStart().startsWith('-')
const digits = raw.replace(/[^0-9.,]/g, '')
return negative ? `-${digits}` : digits
},
}
const flipSign = (raw: string) => (raw.startsWith('-') ? raw.slice(1) : `-${raw}`)
type Props = Omit, 'type' | 'onChange' | 'value'> & {
value: string | number | null | undefined
/** Receives the sanitized raw string. Callers keep their own state and commit logic. */
onValueChange: (value: string) => void
mode?: NumericMode
/** Escape hatch for a field that must not steal the caret (none today). */
selectOnFocus?: boolean
/**
* Accessible name for a sign toggle rendered beside the field. Set it on a signed
* money field: iOS draws inputMode="decimal" as a pad with digits, separator and
* backspace only, so a refund (#2176) has no minus key to type. Ignored on the
* unsigned modes, where there is no sign to flip.
*/
signToggleLabel?: string
ref?: Ref
}
/**
* A numeric text input that replaces its contents when you type into it.
*
* Two things every numeric field in the app needs, and most were getting wrong (#1513):
*
* 1. **Select-on-focus.** Tapping a pre-populated field puts the caret at the end, so
* the first digit you type is *appended*: a quantity of 1 becomes 16 instead of 6.
* Selecting the value on focus makes the first keystroke replace it.
*
* We select twice: synchronously (works everywhere) and again on the next frame,
* because WebKit undoes a synchronous select() with its own post-focus caret
* placement — without the deferred pass, iOS silently keeps appending.
*
* The deferred pass is guarded. If a keystroke lands inside that one-frame window,
* re-selecting would swallow what was just typed: type "4" then "8", the frame
* fires and selects "48", and the next character *replaces* both — "48.853" comes
* out as ".853". So the first input cancels the pending select and we leave the
* caret alone.
*
* 2. **type="text" + inputMode**, not type="number". They render the same keypad, but
* type="number" also silently mutates the value on scroll-wheel over the field and
* ships spinner arrows. (setSelectionRange() also throws InvalidStateError on a
* number input — select() happens to be allowed, but the whole class is a trap.)
*
* Styling and commit semantics stay with the caller: some fields save on every keystroke,
* others on blur. This owns only the part that was uniformly broken.
*/
export function NumericInput({
value, onValueChange, mode = 'integer', selectOnFocus = true, onFocus, inputMode, signToggleLabel, ref, ...rest
}: Props) {
// Set while a deferred select() is queued; any input in that window cancels it.
const selectPending = useRef(false)
const raw = String(value ?? '')
const signable = mode === 'signed' || mode === 'signed-decimal'
return (
<>
{
selectPending.current = false
onValueChange(SANITIZERS[mode](e.target.value))
}}
onFocus={e => {
if (selectOnFocus) {
const el = e.currentTarget
el.select()
selectPending.current = true
requestAnimationFrame(() => {
if (selectPending.current && document.activeElement === el) el.select()
selectPending.current = false
})
}
onFocus?.(e)
}}
/>
{signToggleLabel && signable && (
)}
>
)
}