TextArea
The <TextArea> is a form component which allows user to enter text with a keyboard. It consists of a label, a textarea and a help text. The latter also contains error messages.
It is behaves similar to the <TextField>. The properties have the identical behavior as the ones in <TextField>.
You can also add all usual properties from the HTML textarea element.
Usage
Import
To import the component you just have to use this code below.
import { TextArea } from '@marigold/components';Appearance
| Property | Type | Description | 
|---|---|---|
variant | - | The available variants of this component. | 
size | - | The available sizes of this component. | 
Props
| Property | Type | Default | Description | 
|---|---|---|---|
label | ReactNode | none | The label text. | 
description | ReactNode | none | A helpful text. | 
errorMessage | ReactNode | none | An error message. | 
error | boolean | false | If true, the is considered invalid and if set the errorMessage is shown instead of the description. | 
value | string | none | The value of the textarea. | 
disabled | boolean | false | If true, the textarea is disabled. | 
required | boolean | false | If true, the textarea is required. | 
readOnly | boolean | false | If true, the textarea is readOnly. | 
onChange | function | none | A callback function that is called with the textarea's current value when the input value changes. | 
width | string | number | full | Sets the width of the field. You can see allowed tokens here: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/width | 
rows | number | none | Sets the number of rows from the textarea. | 
... |  | - | Yes you can use all regular attributes of textarea! | 
Examples
Simple TextArea
In this example you can see how a basic <TextArea> can look like.
Disabled Textarea
If you want to build a disabled <TextArea>, you have to add the disabled property.
Required Textarea
The required property adds an required icon to the label. You can also see that the rows prop is set to 6 lines.
Error Textarea
The example shows how to set the error and errorMessage properties. If you fill the texarea correctly, it will disappear automatically.