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Rate Input

Components > Editing Data > Rate Input
Use this component to...
Prompt the user for a rate value
See this component in action...
Test out this component in a hosted version of the sample app

Overview

Use the rate input component to prompt the user to enter a rate value.

Currency input

Development

Web component development

Component reference

p-inputNumber
p-inputNumber
Module: InputNumberModule - Package: primeng
⚠️ This component requires the use of Angular and will not work in non-Angular applications.

Allows user to edit values that have a rate format

View the p-inputNumber reference doc

If you're adding PrimeNG to your solution for the first time, reference their setup documentation. It's important to note that the inclusion of the nova-light theme css is not necessary to work with Responsive UI. Styling for the PrimeNG components is provided by Responsive UI's theming.

Implementation

Begin by importing the InputNumberModule module into your application.

Import the module
import { InputNumberModule } from 'primeng/inputnumber';

Add a PrimeNG p-inputNumber component with mode="decimal" for the rate input. Bind minFractionDigits to the minimum amount of decimal digits required. You can additionally set properties such as step, min and max. Add rui-form-control as the inputStyleClass to inherit the correct styling.

Add <span class="input-group-addon">%</span> after the p-inputNumber element to display a percent sign after the input. Nest both the p-inputNumber and this span within a div that has the input-group CSS class.

Rate input HTML
<div class="input-group">
    <p-inputNumber formControlName="interestRate" inputId="InterestRate" inputStyleClass="rui-form-control"
        mode="decimal" [minFractionDigits]="3" [step]="0.25" [min]="3" [max]="100"></p-inputNumber>
    <span class="input-group-addon">%</span>
</div>

Angular component development

Component reference

p-inputNumber
p-inputNumber
Module: InputNumberModule - Package: primeng

Allows user to edit values that have a rate format

View the p-inputNumber reference doc

If you're adding PrimeNG to your solution for the first time, reference their setup documentation. It's important to note that the inclusion of the nova-light theme css is not necessary to work with Responsive UI. Styling for the PrimeNG components is provided by Responsive UI's theming.

Implementation

Begin by importing the InputNumberModule module into your application.

Import the module
import { InputNumberModule } from 'primeng/inputnumber';

Add a PrimeNG p-inputNumber component with mode="decimal" for the rate input. Bind minFractionDigits to the minimum amount of decimal digits required. You can additionally set properties such as step, min and max. Add rui-form-control as the inputStyleClass to inherit the correct styling.

Add <span class="input-group-addon">%</span> after the p-inputNumber element to display a percent sign after the input. Nest both the p-inputNumber and this span within a div that has the input-group CSS class.

Rate input HTML
<div class="input-group">
    <p-inputNumber formControlName="interestRate" inputId="InterestRate" inputStyleClass="rui-form-control"
        mode="decimal" [minFractionDigits]="3" [step]="0.25" [min]="3" [max]="100"></p-inputNumber>
    <span class="input-group-addon">%</span>
</div>

Design

Figma design

Figma design info
You can find this component in the Components - Forms page in the Figma UI Kit.
Dev ComponentDesign Component Name
Rate inputRUI / Forms / Rate Input

Adobe XD design

Adobe XD design info
You can find this component in these artboards in the Adobe XD design samples:
  • Sample App - Editing Form Data
Dev ComponentDesign Component Name
Rate inputJHA / Forms / Rate Input
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Last updated Wed Apr 19 2023