Render the TextInput as HTML. The input's label, InputType, and current value are all required. Other attributes are all optional.

Gives you the DOM element id that will be used by a TextInput.view with the given label. This is for use when you need the DOM element id for use in javascript (such as trigger an event to focus a particular text input)

An input that allows integer entry

An input that allows float entry

An input that allows text entry

An input that allows password entry

An input that is optimized for email entry

NOTE: this uses inputmode="email" so that mobile devices will use the email keyboard, but not type="email" because that would enable browser-provided validation which is inconsistent and at odds with our validation UI.

An optional customization of a TextInput.

If not explicit placeholder is given, the input label will be used as the placeholder.

Hides the visible label. (There will still be an invisible label for screen readers.)

Causes the TextInput to produce the given msg when the field is blurred.

Sets the autofocus attribute of the resulting HTML input.

Adds CSS to the input container. This is meant to be used for margin, and child node attributes for display:flex, display:grid, etc. If you want to customize colors, borders, font sizes, etc, you should instead add to the TextInput API to support what you need.

Add any attribute to the input.

NOTE: This is meant for short-term workarounds, and if you use this, consider adding to the TextInput API to support what you need.

This disables the input

Use this while the form the input is a part of is being submitted.

Sets whether or not the field will be highlighted as having a validation error. If you are always passing True, then you don't need to use this attribute.

If Just, the field will be highlighted as having a validation error, and the given error message will be shown.

Uses the "Writing" input style. See Nri.Ui.InputStyles.V2.Theme.