. So that a user can style it according to the need in the project.

Whenever the wrong Pincode is entered red border appears on the pin code input field and on entering a right pin code, city, district and state input fields get automatically filled with correct data

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This will only work for Indian Pincodes.

Working

``js
import Pincode from 'react-pincode';
`

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`js
import React, { useState, useEffect } from 'react';
import Pincode from 'react-pincode';

function App() {
const [pincodeData, setPincodeData] = useState('');
return (



);
}
`

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Find Codepen Implementation of the module here

Pincode Props

1. Props for changing CSS properties

| Name | Description |
| ----------------- | --------------------------------------------------- |
| Container | Container which wraps all the three Input Field |
| pincodeContainer | Container which wraps pincode Input Field |
| cityContainer | Container which wraps City Input Field |
| districtContainer | Container which wraps District Input Field |
| stateContainer | Container which wraps State Input Field |
| pincodeInput | Props for styling pincode input field |
| cityInput | Props for styling city input field |
| stateInput | Props for styling state input field |
| showArea | Props for displaying Area input (default: true) |
| showState | Props for displaying State input (default: true) |
| showDistrict | Props for displaying District input (default: true) |
| showCity | Props for displaying City input (default: true) |

2. Props for changing error message.

By deafult,

- For an Invalid Pincode - "Invalid PIN Code"
- If Pincode length is not valid - "ZIP code must be of 6 digits"

| Name | Description |
| ------------ | ------------------------------------------ |
| invalidError | Props for changing invalid error message. |
| lenghtError | Props for changing invalid length message. |

Example

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`js
import React, { Component } from 'react';
import Pincode from "react-pincode";

export default class Example extends Component {
render() {
return (



)
}
}
export default Example;
`

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1. Set-up the React-Pincode module by dowloading its dependencies, using npm install command.
2. Build the module using npm run build
3. Link the module for testing using npm link command.
4. Change your directory to test-server directory, using cd test-server
5. Install the dependecies using npm install
6. Now run npm link react-pincode
7. Congratulations! You have set-up the test server for react-pincode.
Now just run npm start from test-server directory to launch the test-server.
8. You don't need to stop this server, the changes made in the module will be reflected automatically each time you build them using npm run build`
9. To watch a video on installation (Click on the thumbnail):

Contributing

Please read Contributing Guidelines for information on how to contribute to React-Pincode.

Development Guidelines

1. Write clean and readable code with proper formatting.
2. Create a branch and push your code in the branch.
3. Please follow PR template to create one.
4. Please read our Code of Conduct .

Owner

Apoorv Taneja