Bugfix remove deprecated findDOMNode method

[Temirtator]

Currently, we get such a warning:

Warning: findDOMNode is deprecated in StrictMode. findDOMNode was passed an instance of InputElement which is inside StrictMode. Instead, add a ref directly to the element you want to reference. Learn more about using refs safely here: https://reactjs.org/link/strict-mode-find-node

This problem happens because findDOMNode method deprecated. So we don't need to use it.

This PR should solve this problem.

[Temirtator]

@LEMing yes, of course. There is no problem with build. I already checked.

[eltaiguer]

Would love to have this one merged too 🙂

[salgado-baggy]

would be awesome to have that merged :smiling_face_with_three_hearts:

[blaze-su]

I fully support this MR

[luisbarrientosf]

can you please consider to merge this

[yepMad]

Please put this on live

[IncognitaDev]

Please, accept this PR.

[rafaelcavalcante]

Please merge, @sanniassin :)

[hicaro]

@sanniassin, could you pretty please merge this?

[Idaslon]

Please merge this pull request, @sanniassin.

[gilvaju]

Please merge this pull request, @sanniassin.

[yepMad]

How many people does it take to approve to merge this?

[ksenofobius]

Any news?

[TomBeckett]

@sanniassin Any news? Can we merge?

[lucalves]

@sanniassin Can you merge this? We needing a lot.

[greguintow]

@sanniassin Can you please merge?

[mateussouza-ms]

This Pull Request has been open for a while. @sanniassin Will it be merged?

[Temirtator]

I'm closing this pr, since author of project does not respond for PR a long time.

As @pbarbiero I've forked this project to solve this problem. You can install it.

https://github.com/Temirtator/react-input-mask-format

[belgamo]

For those who are using version 2.0.4, here is a fork with the fix https://github.com/zenbill/react-input-mask/pull/1. The bundled files are in the repo too, so just point your package.json to our main branch and you should be ready to go.

[ianchanning]

There's actually a fundamental reason why this PR can't be merged. It breaks the tests for passing in children:

function Input(props) {
  return (
    <InputMask mask="99/99/9999" value={props.value} onChange={props.onChange}>
      <MaterialInput type="tel" disableUnderline />
    </InputMask>
  );
}

You need the findDOMNode to find the <input> DOM element within the <MaterialInput> (or in my case a custom <Input> functional component).