A Vue.js library for easy input of currency formatted numbers using the Intl.NumberFormat API.
Vue Currency Input is a Vue.js library that simplifies the input of currency formatted numbers in web applications. It uses the ECMAScript Internationalization API (Intl.NumberFormat) to handle locale-dependent formatting and can be integrated with any Vue input component. The library solves the problem of creating user-friendly, localized currency inputs without complex manual formatting.
Vue.js developers building applications that require currency input fields, especially those needing internationalization support or integration with UI frameworks like Vuetify, Quasar, or Element Plus.
Developers choose Vue Currency Input for its seamless integration with Vue 2 and 3, adherence to web standards via Intl.NumberFormat, and flexibility to work with any input component. Its unobtrusive formatting and built-in validation reduce development time and ensure a polished user experience.
Easy input of currency formatted numbers for Vue.js.
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Leverages the Intl.NumberFormat API for reliable, locale-aware currency formatting, ensuring compliance with web standards and reducing formatting errors.
Can decorate input components from popular Vue UI frameworks like Vuetify, Quasar, and Element Plus, allowing seamless integration without replacing existing components.
Supports both Vue 2 and Vue 3, making it versatile for projects across different Vue versions without major rewrites.
Hides currency formatting on focus to provide a clean, unobtrusive typing experience, which improves usability and reduces input confusion.
Includes out-of-the-box validation for value ranges, minimizing the need for custom validation logic and speeding up form development.
Built on Vue Composition API, which may require additional setup or learning for Vue 2 projects not using @vue/composition-api, adding complexity.
Depends on Intl.NumberFormat, so older browsers or environments without full Intl support may need polyfills, increasing bundle size and maintenance.
Specialized for currency input only, so it doesn't handle other form field types, potentially necessitating additional libraries for comprehensive form solutions.