TextArea component for Stripe Apps

Use TextArea to create an input field for multiple lines of text.

SDK-Version

To add the TextArea component to your app:

import {TextArea} from '@stripe/ui-extension-sdk/ui';

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<TextArea
  label="Description"
  placeholder="Acme Inc was founded in…"
  defaultValue="Stripe Apps lets you embed custom…"
  onChange={(e) => {
    console.log(e.target.value);
  }}
/>

TextArea props

Property	Type
`autoComplete`	Optional `string \| undefined` Specifies one of the possible autocomplete behaviors.
`autoFocus`	Optional `boolean \| undefined` If `true`, React will focus the element on mount.
`cols`	Optional `number \| undefined`
`css`	Optional `CSS \| undefined` Related types: CSS.
`defaultValue`	Optional `string \| undefined` Specifies the initial value that a user can change.
`description`	Optional `string \| undefined` Descriptive text that will be rendered adjacent to the control’s label.
`disabled`	Optional `boolean \| undefined` Sets whether or not the element should be disabled. Prevents selection.
`error`	Optional `string \| undefined` Error text that will be rendered below the control.
`form`	Optional `string \| undefined` Specifies the `id` of the `<form>` this input belongs to. If omitted, it’s the closest parent form.
`hiddenElements`	Optional `("label" \| "description" \| "error")[] \| undefined` Visually hides the specified elements. The hidden elements will still be present and visible to screen readers.
`invalid`	Optional `boolean \| undefined` Sets whether or not the element is in an invalid state. This is a display-only prop, and will not prevent form submission.
`label`	Optional `React.ReactNode` Text that describes the control. Will be both visible and clickable.
`maxLength`	Optional `number \| undefined` Specifies the maximum length of text.
`minLength`	Optional `number \| undefined` Specifies the minimum length of text.
`name`	Optional `string \| undefined` Specifies the name for this input that’s submitted with the form.
`onChange`	Optional `((event: React.ChangeEvent<HTMLInputElement>) => void) \| undefined` Required for controlled inputs. Fires immediately when the input’s value is changed by the user (for example, it fires on every keystroke). Behaves like the browser input event.
`onKeyDown`	Optional `((event: React.KeyboardEvent<HTMLInputElement>) => void) \| undefined` Fires when a key is pressed.
`onKeyUp`	Optional `((event: React.KeyboardEvent<HTMLInputElement>) => void) \| undefined` Fires when a key is released.
`placeholder`	Optional `string \| undefined` Displayed in a dimmed color when the input value is empty.
`readOnly`	Optional `boolean \| undefined` If `true`, the input is not editable by the user.
`required`	Optional `boolean \| undefined` If `true`, the value must be provided for the form to submit.
`resizeable`	Optional `boolean \| undefined`
`rows`	Optional `number \| undefined`
`size`	Optional `("small" \| "medium" \| "large") \| undefined` The size of the component.
`spellCheck`	Optional `boolean \| "true" \| "false" \| undefined` If explicitly set to `true` or `false`, enables or disables spellchecking.
`tabIndex`	Optional `number \| undefined` Overrides the default tab key behavior. Avoid using values other than `-1` and `0`.
`value`	Optional `string \| undefined` Controls the input’s text. When you pass this prop, you must also pass an `onChange` handler that updates the passed value.
`wrap`	Optional `string \| undefined`
`onKeyPress`	OptionalDeprecated `((event: React.KeyboardEvent<HTMLInputElement>) => void) \| undefined`

CSS

Property Type

Property	Type
`width`	Optional `(number \| "auto" \| "fill" \| "min" \| "max" \| "fit" \| "1/2" \| "1/3" \| "2/3" \| "1/4" \| "2/4" \| "3/4" \| "1/5" \| "2/5" \| "3/5" \| "4/5" \| "1/6" \| "2/6" \| "3/6" \| "4/6" \| "5/6" \| "1/12" \| "2/12" \| "3/12" \| "4/12" \| "5/12" \| "6/12" \| "7/12" \| "8/12" \| "9/12" \| "10/12" \| "11/12") \| undefined` The width of the component. See Sizing for details.

width

Optional

(number | "auto" | "fill" | "min" | "max" | "fit" | "1/2" | "1/3" | "2/3" | "1/4" | "2/4" | "3/4" | "1/5" | "2/5" | "3/5" | "4/5" | "1/6" | "2/6" | "3/6" | "4/6" | "5/6" | "1/12" | "2/12" | "3/12" | "4/12" | "5/12" | "6/12" | "7/12" | "8/12" | "9/12" | "10/12" | "11/12") | undefined

The width of the component. See Sizing for details.

Invalid

You can mark a TextArea as invalid by setting the invalid prop on the element. This is purely visual. It defaults to false.

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<TextArea
  label="Favorite word"
  defaultValue="Stripe Apps lets you embed custom…"
  invalid
/>

Resizeable

By default, TextArea is vertically resizable. Users who need more space typically prefer this. If you need to prevent the element from resizing, set resizeable to false.

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<TextArea
  label="Resizable bio"
  defaultValue="Stripe Apps lets you embed custom…"
/>
<TextArea
  label="Unresizable bio"
  resizeable={false}
  defaultValue="Stripe Apps lets you embed custom…"
/>

Size

Changing the size allows you to choose variants with slightly more or slightly less room than the default. In general you don’t want to mix and match different sizes within the same form. The default is medium.

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<TextArea
  label="Description (large)"
  size="large"
  defaultValue="Stripe Apps lets you embed custom…"
/>
<TextArea
  label="Description (medium, default)"
  size="medium"
  defaultValue="Stripe Apps lets you embed custom…"
/>
<TextArea
  label="Description (small)"
  size="small"
  defaultValue="Stripe Apps lets you embed custom…"
/>

Disable and read only

You can mark a field as disabled, which prevents any interaction and changes the styling. Disabled means that no data from that form element is submitted when the form is submitted.

You can also make a field as readOnly. Read-only means any data from within the element is submitted, but the user can’t change it.

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<TextArea
  label="Disabled"
  defaultValue="Stripe Apps lets you embed custom…"
  disabled
/>
<TextArea
  label="Readonly"
  defaultValue="Stripe Apps lets you embed custom…"
  readOnly
/>

Rows

A TextArea uses rows to control its height rather than using a traditional height in pixels, just like a regular <TextArea />. This allows the element to size itself based on multiples of the font size, rather than a raw pixel value. It prevents text from being partially obscured by default.

The vertical height of your TextArea component also changes depending on what size value you set, because that changes the line height of the text inside the input.

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<TextArea
  label="Description (3 rows, default)"
  defaultValue="Stripe Apps lets you embed custom…"
/>
<TextArea
  label="Description (6 rows)"
  rows={6}
  defaultValue="Stripe Apps lets you embed custom…"
/>

State management

Use the TextArea component as an uncontrolled input:

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<TextArea
  onChange={(e) => {
    console.log(e);
  }}
  label="About your business"
  placeholder="Our business is…"
/>

Width

Set the width of a TexaArea component using the available values with the css prop:

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<TextArea
  label="App feedback"
  defaultValue="Stripe Apps lets you embed custom…"
  css={{width: 'fill'}}
/>

Notiz

TextArea component for Stripe Apps

Use TextArea to create an input field for multiple lines of text.

TextArea props

CSS

Invalid

Resizeable

Size

Disable and read only

Rows

State management

Width

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