sanniassin / react-input-mask

Input masking component for React. Made with attention to UX.
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Is this Project still maintained? #244

Open leventdeniz opened 3 years ago

leventdeniz commented 3 years ago

Hello @sanniassin, I am wondering about the state of this Project. I have two questions:

  1. Why is the next Version after 2.0.4 the 3.0.0-alpha, what's with the 2 years worth of updates are there no incremental small versions?
  2. Nothing happened since January, is this project still maintained? I'd like to use this but I'd prefer a 3.x version out of alpha.

To everyone else: Is there a similar Library that you can suggest?

mdodge-ecgrow commented 3 years ago

That is concerning to me as well.

I did find this one which does seem to have more recent updates: https://github.com/s-yadav/react-number-format

marco-trynow commented 3 years ago

Same thing over here. Want to use 3.x version but don't want to use it if it's alpha.

pavelspichonak commented 3 years ago

@leventdeniz you know there are lots of such libraries for javascript, for example imask.js or react-number-format. But! But all of them have different bugs in different browsers. So maybe someone knows really good library which has no lots of issues related to different browsers?

TvrtkoM commented 3 years ago

To everyone browsing, please leave links to good alternatives if you found one. thank you!

DarthVitalus commented 3 years ago

@TvrtkoM I've decided to try this one https://github.com/benaubin/react-headless-phone-input even types are included ;)

BrunoViera commented 3 years ago

Hello @sanniassin , how can I help to maintain this repository? Thanks in advance

gilvaju commented 2 years ago

We depend a lot on this package, and due to the delay and lack of feedback, we decided to fork.

https://github.com/comigotech/react-input-mask

Is there any way to get all the PR already made for this project and throw it into ours, or will we have to do everything manually?

Another point, in the name of the author of our fork project, we keep the name of the creator of the original package, correct?