InputFile
The InputFile component is designed for uploading files, providing a user-friendly interface for selecting documents, images, or other file types. It supports multiple file formats and can be configured to accept single or multiple files.
This component often includes features like drag-and-drop, file type validation, and size restrictions. It's essential in scenarios where users need to submit documents, photos, or any other file types, such as in application forms, content management systems, or file-sharing platforms.
Examples
Various examples showcasing different configurations of the component
Description
Property
Value
Label
Label
Hint
Description
Properties
Each component can be customized and configured based on product requirements. You can modify the component on Canonic by clicking on the component and opening the configuration panel.
Header Properties
Property
Description
Default Value
Type
Label
Label for the input.
String
Tooltip
Tooltip to be displayed.
String
Description
Hint text to be displayed.
String
Input Properties
Property
Description
Default Value
Type
Size
The size of the input.
Large
String
Default Value
Default value for the input.
String
Footer Properties
Property
Description
Default Value
Type
Guideline
Guideline text to be displayed.
String
Guideline icon
Icon for the guideline.
Icon
Misc Properties
Property
Description
Default Value
Type
Error
Error message to be displayed.
String
Disabled
Whether the input is disabled.
Bool
Validation Properties
Property
Description
Default Value
Type
Required
Whether the input is required.
Bool
Validate on
When to validate the input.
Change
String
Validations
An array of validations to apply to the input.
[]
Array validations
Triggers
Components expose certain events such as clicking. You can use these events to perform actions such as navigation, fetching data and controlling other components. The events exposed by this component are listed below.
Property
Description
On focus
Function to be called when the input is focused.
On blur
Function to be called when the input loses focus.
On change
Function to be called when the input changes.