bower_components/iron-input/iron-input.html

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<link rel="import" href="../iron-validatable-behavior/iron-validatable-behavior.html">
<script>
/*
`<iron-input>` adds two-way binding and custom validators using `Polymer.IronValidatorBehavior`
to `<input>`.
### Two-way binding
By default you can only get notified of changes to an `input`'s `value` due to user input:
    <input value="{{myValue::input}}">
`iron-input` adds the `bind-value` property that mirrors the `value` property, and can be used
for two-way data binding. `bind-value` will notify if it is changed either by user input or by script.
    <input is="iron-input" bind-value="{{myValue}}">
### Custom validators
You can use custom validators that implement `Polymer.IronValidatorBehavior` with `<iron-input>`.
    <input is="iron-input" validator="my-custom-validator">
### Stopping invalid input
It may be desirable to only allow users to enter certain characters. You can use the
`prevent-invalid-input` and `allowed-pattern` attributes together to accomplish this. This feature
is separate from validation, and `allowed-pattern` does not affect how the input is validated.
    <!-- only allow characters that match [0-9] -->
    <input is="iron-input" prevent-invalid-input allowed-pattern="[0-9]">
@hero hero.svg
@demo demo/index.html
*/
  Polymer({
    is: 'iron-input',
    extends: 'input',
    behaviors: [
      Polymer.IronValidatableBehavior
    ],
    properties: {
      /**
       * Use this property instead of `value` for two-way data binding.
       */
      bindValue: {
        observer: '_bindValueChanged',
        type: String
      },
      /**
       * Set to true to prevent the user from entering invalid input. The new input characters are
       * matched with `allowedPattern` if it is set, otherwise it will use the `pattern` attribute if
       * set, or the `type` attribute (only supported for `type=number`).
       */
      preventInvalidInput: {
        type: Boolean
      },
      /**
       * Regular expression to match valid input characters.
       */
      allowedPattern: {
        type: String
      },
      _previousValidInput: {
        type: String,
        value: ''
      },
      _patternAlreadyChecked: {
        type: Boolean,
        value: false
      }
    },
    listeners: {
      'input': '_onInput',
      'keypress': '_onKeypress'
    },
    get _patternRegExp() {
      var pattern;
      if (this.allowedPattern) {
        pattern = new RegExp(this.allowedPattern);
      } else if (this.pattern) {
        pattern = new RegExp(this.pattern);
      } else {
        switch (this.type) {
          case 'number':
            pattern = /[0-9.,e-]/;
            break;
        }
      }
      return pattern;
    },
    ready: function() {
      this.bindValue = this.value;
    },
    /**
     * @suppress {checkTypes}
     */
    _bindValueChanged: function() {
      if (this.value !== this.bindValue) {
        this.value = !(this.bindValue || this.bindValue === 0) ? '' : this.bindValue;
      }
      // manually notify because we don't want to notify until after setting value
      this.fire('bind-value-changed', {value: this.bindValue});
    },
    _onInput: function() {
      // Need to validate each of the characters pasted if they haven't
      // been validated inside `_onKeypress` already.
      if (this.preventInvalidInput && !this._patternAlreadyChecked) {
        var valid = this._checkPatternValidity();
        if (!valid) {
          this.value = this._previousValidInput;
        }
      }
      this.bindValue = this.value;
      this._previousValidInput = this.value;
      this._patternAlreadyChecked = false;
    },
    _isPrintable: function(event) {
      // What a control/printable character is varies wildly based on the browser.
      // - most control characters (arrows, backspace) do not send a `keypress` event
      //   in Chrome, but the *do* on Firefox
      // - in Firefox, when they do send a `keypress` event, control chars have
      //   a charCode = 0, keyCode = xx (for ex. 40 for down arrow)
      // - printable characters always send a keypress event.
      // - in Firefox, printable chars always have a keyCode = 0. In Chrome, the keyCode
      //   always matches the charCode.
      // None of this makes any sense.
      // For these keys, ASCII code == browser keycode.
      var anyNonPrintable =
        (event.keyCode == 8)   ||  // backspace
        (event.keyCode == 9)   ||  // tab
        (event.keyCode == 13)  ||  // enter
        (event.keyCode == 27);     // escape
      // For these keys, make sure it's a browser keycode and not an ASCII code.
      var mozNonPrintable =
        (event.keyCode == 19)  ||  // pause
        (event.keyCode == 20)  ||  // caps lock
        (event.keyCode == 45)  ||  // insert
        (event.keyCode == 46)  ||  // delete
        (event.keyCode == 144) ||  // num lock
        (event.keyCode == 145) ||  // scroll lock
        (event.keyCode > 32 && event.keyCode < 41)   || // page up/down, end, home, arrows
        (event.keyCode > 111 && event.keyCode < 124); // fn keys
      return !anyNonPrintable && !(event.charCode == 0 && mozNonPrintable);
    },
    _onKeypress: function(event) {
      if (!this.preventInvalidInput && this.type !== 'number') {
        return;
      }
      var regexp = this._patternRegExp;
      if (!regexp) {
        return;
      }
      // Handle special keys and backspace
      if (event.metaKey || event.ctrlKey || event.altKey)
        return;
      // Check the pattern either here or in `_onInput`, but not in both.
      this._patternAlreadyChecked = true;
      var thisChar = String.fromCharCode(event.charCode);
      if (this._isPrintable(event) && !regexp.test(thisChar)) {
        event.preventDefault();
      }
    },
    _checkPatternValidity: function() {
      var regexp = this._patternRegExp;
      if (!regexp) {
        return true;
      }
      for (var i = 0; i < this.value.length; i++) {
        if (!regexp.test(this.value[i])) {
          return false;
        }
      }
      return true;
    },
    /**
     * Returns true if `value` is valid. The validator provided in `validator` will be used first,
     * then any constraints.
     * @return {boolean} True if the value is valid.
     */
    validate: function() {
      // Empty, non-required input is valid.
      if (!this.required && this.value == '') {
        this.invalid = false;
        return true;
      }
      var valid;
      if (this.hasValidator()) {
        valid = Polymer.IronValidatableBehavior.validate.call(this, this.value);
      } else {
        this.invalid = !this.validity.valid;
        valid = this.validity.valid;
      }
      this.fire('iron-input-validate');
      return valid;
    }
  });
  /*
  The `iron-input-validate` event is fired whenever `validate()` is called.
  @event iron-input-validate
  */
</script>