React-number-format: Can't use decimal separator at the end of value

[ddmedeiros]

When typing a number usually you go from left to right which means you first type the thousands then a decimal separator ( . or , ) and then decimals, right now it isn't letting me use decimal separator if i don't have a number before it
example:
123 (i can add a separator between 2 and 3 but i can't add one after 3)

this is the config of my NumberFormat (currently using version: 3.0.0-beta2)
value={value}
onValueChange={values => onValueChange(values.floatValue)}
thousandSeparator={"."}
decimalSeparator={","}
decimalScale={8}
/>

[s-yadav]

Float value cannot have a number ending with decimal without post decimal numbers. Use formattedValue / value instead.

<NumberFormat
value={value}
onValueChange={values => onValueChange(values.formattedValue)}
thousandSeparator={"."}
decimalSeparator={","}
decimalScale={8}
/>

Note: If you using values.value do provide isNumericString prop to true

[ddmedeiros]

ty, worked!

[francisrod01]

Well, I have digit the comma and I don't catch floatValue, so... How I fixed this?
References: https://github.com/s-yadav/react-number-format/issues/114

[ConAntonakos]

@s-yadav Only problem with passing isNumericString={true} is that an empty value (value = '') adds a zero (0) to the input.

What is the best way to keep the input empty like an empty string? Thanks! Would love to contribute to this if it needs it.

[s-yadav]

Fixed it on 3.3.1

[ConAntonakos]

Awesome! Thank you!

@s-yadav Another question for you: Is there a way to start an input value with a decimal? For example .66 instead of 0.66? Thanks!