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--- title: 'Field.Expiry' description: '`Field.Expiry` is a wrapper component for the input of strings, with user experience tailored for expiry dates for payment cards.' version: 10.104.0 generatedAt: 2026-04-17T18:46:12.726Z checksum: 090b7d977ba4be5e2c4c04d199a30a4048416c59f443a56985df2f80629d9c40 --- # Field.Expiry ## Import ```tsx import { Field } from '@dnb/eufemia/extensions/forms' render(<Field.Expiry />) ``` ## Description `Field.Expiry` is a wrapper component for [string input](/uilib/extensions/forms/base-fields/String), with user experience tailored for expiry dates on payment cards. It supports the HTML [autocomplete](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Attributes/autocomplete) attribute and by default sets it to `cc-exp-month` for the month field and to `cc-exp-year` for the year field. ## Relevant links - [Source code](https://github.com/dnbexperience/eufemia/tree/main/packages/dnb-eufemia/src/extensions/forms/Field/Expiry) - [Docs code](https://github.com/dnbexperience/eufemia/tree/main/packages/dnb-design-system-portal/src/docs/uilib/extensions/forms/feature-fields/Expiry) ## Validators ### Internal validators exposed `Field.Expiry` exposes the `expiryValidator` validator through its `onBlurValidator` property. Take a look at [this demo](/uilib/extensions/forms/feature-fields/Expiry/demos/#extend-validation-with-custom-validation-function). The `expiryValidator` validator validates invalid months and/or years. ### Extending validators Combine the exported validator with your own rules to keep the built-in checks and add custom guards. Import `ExpiryValidator` to type your validator and the shared `validators`. ```tsx import { Field } from '@dnb/eufemia/extensions/forms' import type { ExpiryValidator } from '@dnb/eufemia/extensions/forms/Field/Expiry' const myValidator: ExpiryValidator = (value, { validators }) => { const { expiryValidator } = validators ?? {} const monthNotZero = (value: string) => { if (value && value.slice(0, 2) === '00') { return new Error('Month cannot be 00') } } // Return both the built-in validator and the custom month check. return [expiryValidator, monthNotZero] } render(<Field.Expiry onBlurValidator={myValidator} />) ``` ## Demos The locale is what determines the components `placeholder` format .e.g. `mm/åå` in Norwegian, `mm/yy` in English. <ChangeLocale bottom label="Locale used in the demos:" listUSLocale={true} /> English (US) is not included in Eufemia by default. You can include it like: ```jsx import enUS from '@dnb/eufemia/shared/locales/en-US' <EufemiaProvider locale={enUS} ...> App </EufemiaProvider> ``` ## Demos ### Empty ```tsx render( <Field.Expiry onChange={(expiry) => console.log('onChange', expiry)} /> ) ``` ### Label ```tsx render( <Field.Expiry value="0835" label="Label text" onChange={(expiry) => console.log('onChange', expiry)} /> ) ``` ### With a horizontal layout ```tsx render( <Field.Expiry value="0835" layout="horizontal" layoutOptions={{ width: 'medium', // can be a rem value }} /> ) ``` ### With help ```tsx render( <Field.Expiry label="Label text" help={{ title: 'Help is available', content: 'Kindness and helping others will return to you when you least expect it, and maybe when you need it.', }} onChange={(expiry) => console.log('onChange', expiry)} /> ) ``` ### Disabled ```tsx render( <Field.Expiry value="0826" label="Label text" onChange={(expiry) => console.log('onChange', expiry)} disabled /> ) ``` ### Error ```tsx render( <Field.Expiry value="0326" label="Label text" onChange={(expiry) => console.log('onChange', expiry)} error={new Error('This is what is wrong...')} /> ) ``` ### Validation - Required ```tsx render( <Field.Expiry value="0826" label="Label text" onChange={(expiry) => console.log('onChange', expiry)} required /> ) ``` ### Transform in and out This example demonstrates how to transform data when it enters and leaves the form field. You can use the `transformIn` property to modify the incoming data before it is displayed in the field, and the `transformOut` property to adjust the data before it is submitted or processed. When `transformIn` one can either return a simple value `"0835"` or an object `{ month:"08", year:"35" }`. ```tsx const transformOut = (internal, additionalArgs) => { const { year, month } = additionalArgs return { year, month, } } const transformIn = (external) => { if (external) { const { year, month } = external return { year, month, } } } render( <Form.Handler defaultData={{ myField: { year: '35', month: '08', }, }} > <Form.Card> <Field.Expiry path="/myField" transformOut={transformOut} transformIn={transformIn} label="Transform in and out" /> <Tools.Log /> </Form.Card> </Form.Handler> ) ``` ### Extend validation with custom validation function You can [extend the existing validation](/uilib/extensions/forms/create-component/useFieldProps/info/#validators) (`expiryValidator`) with your own validation function. ```tsx const myExpiryValidator = (value: string) => { if (value?.startsWith('12')) { return new Error('Expiry month cannot be december') } } // Keep the built-in validator while banning December. // Keep the built-in validator while banning December. const myOnBlurValidator: ExpiryValidator = ( value: string, { validators } ) => { const { expiryValidator } = validators return [myExpiryValidator, expiryValidator] } render(<Field.Expiry value="1225" onBlurValidator={myOnBlurValidator} />) ``` ## Properties ### Field-specific properties ```json { "props": { "size": { "doc": "The sizes you can choose is `default` (2rem), `medium` (2.5rem) and `large` (3rem) are supported component sizes. Defaults to `default` / `null`. Also, if you define a number like `size={2}` then it will be forwarded as the input element attribute. Consider rather setting field sizes with [Form.Appearance](/uilib/extensions/forms/Form/Appearance/).", "type": ["string", "number"], "status": "optional" }, "onBlurValidator": { "doc": "Custom validator function that is triggered when the user leaves a field (e.g., blurring a text input or closing a dropdown). The function can be either asynchronous or synchronous. The first parameter is the value, and the second parameter returns an object containing { errorMessages, connectWithPath, validators }. Defaults to validating invalid month and year, using `expiryValidator`.", "type": "function", "status": "optional" } } } ``` ### General properties ```json { "props": { "value": { "doc": "Source data value for the field. Will take precedence over the path value given in the data context.", "type": "{valueType}", "status": "optional" }, "defaultValue": { "doc": "Default source data value for the field. Will not take precedence over the path value given in the data context.", "type": "{valueType}", "status": "optional" }, "path": { "doc": "JSON Pointer for where the data for the field is located in the source dataset (when using Form.Handler or DataContext). The `path` will also be set as the `name` attribute for the [string](/uilib/extensions/forms/base-fields/String/)-field.", "type": "string", "status": "optional" }, "info": { "doc": "Info message shown below / after the field by default. Use `statusPosition=\"above\"` to show status messages above the field. When provided as a function, the function will be called with the current value as argument. The second parameter is an object with `{ conditionally, getValueByPath, getFieldByPath }`. To show the message first after the user has interacted with the field, you can call and return `conditionally` function with a callback and with options: `conditionally(() => 'Your message', { showInitially: true })`", "type": ["React.Node", "Array<React.Node>", "function"], "status": "optional" }, "warning": { "doc": "Warning message shown below / after the field by default. Use `statusPosition=\"above\"` to show status messages above the field. When provided as a function, the function will be called with the current value as argument. The second parameter is an object with `{ conditionally, getValueByPath, getFieldByPath }`. To show the message first after the user has interacted with the field, you can call and return `conditionally` function with a callback and with options: `conditionally(() => 'Your message', { showInitially: true })`", "type": ["React.Node", "Array<React.Node>", "function"], "status": "optional" }, "error": { "doc": "Error message shown below / after the field. When provided as a function, the function will be called with the current value as argument. The second parameter is an object with `{ conditionally, getValueByPath, getFieldByPath }`. To show the message first after the user has interacted with the field, you can call and return `conditionally` function with a callback and with options: `conditionally(() => 'Your message', { showInitially: true })`", "type": [ "Error", "FormError", "Array<Error | FormError>", "function" ], "status": "optional" }, "disabled": { "doc": "Set `true` to show the field but without the possibility of changing the value.", "type": "boolean", "status": "optional" }, "emptyValue": { "doc": "The value to use (in `onChange` events etc) when emptying the field. Makes it possible for instance to provide `undefined` instead of an empty string when clearing the content of a text input.", "type": ["{valueType}", "undefined"], "status": "optional" }, "required": { "doc": "When set to `true`, the field will give an error if the value fails the required validation. When set to `false`, the field will not be required, but will add a \"(optional)\" suffix to the label.", "type": "boolean", "status": "optional" }, "labelSuffix": { "doc": "Will append an additional text to the label, like \"(optional)\". When using `inheritLabel`, the suffix will not be inherited. NB: The visual appearance of the `labelSuffix` may change in the future.", "type": "React.Node", "status": "optional" }, "schema": { "doc": "Custom JSON Schema for validating the value.", "type": "object", "status": "optional" }, "validateInitially": { "doc": "Set to `true` to show validation based errors initially (from given value-prop or source data) before the user interacts with the field.", "type": "boolean", "status": "optional" }, "validateUnchanged": { "doc": "Set to `true` to show validation based errors when the field is touched (like focusing a field and blurring) without having changed the value. Since the user did not introduce a new error, this will apply when the value was initially invalid based on validation.", "type": "boolean", "status": "optional" }, "validateContinuously": { "doc": "Set to `true` to show validation based errors continuously while writing, not just when blurring the field.", "type": "boolean", "status": "optional" }, "errorMessages": { "doc": "Custom error messages for each type of error, overriding default messages. The messages can be a React.ReactNode or a string.", "type": "object", "status": "optional" }, "onChangeValidator": { "doc": "Custom validator function where you can return `undefined`, `Error`, `FormError` or an Array with either several other validators or several `Error` or `FormError`. It is triggered on every change done by the user. The function can be either asynchronous or synchronous. The first parameter is the value, and the second parameter returns an object containing { errorMessages, connectWithPath, validators }.", "type": "function", "status": "optional" }, "onBlurValidator": { "doc": "Custom validator function where you can return `undefined`, `Error`, `FormError` or an Array with either several other validators or several `Error` or `FormError`. It is triggered when the user leaves a field (e.g., blurring a text input or closing a dropdown). The function can be either asynchronous or synchronous. The first parameter is the value, and the second parameter returns an object containing { errorMessages, connectWithPath, validators }.", "type": "function", "status": "optional" }, "transformIn": { "doc": "Transforms the `value` before its displayed in the field (e.g. input).", "type": "function", "status": "optional" }, "transformOut": { "doc": "Transforms the value before it gets forwarded to the form data object (context) or returned as the `onChange` value parameter. The first parameter is the internal value. Some fields do support a second parameter, like the SelectCountry, where the country object is given.", "type": "function", "status": "optional" }, "label": { "doc": "Label text displayed above the field. Most fields already have a default label, so check the field translations for an existing label entry. Only set `label` when you need to override the default.", "type": "string", "status": "optional" }, "labelDescription": { "doc": "A more discreet text displayed beside the label (i.e for \"(optional)\").", "type": "string", "status": "optional" }, "labelDescriptionInline": { "doc": "If true, the `labelDescription` will be displayed on the same line as the label.", "type": "boolean", "status": "optional" }, "labelSrOnly": { "doc": "Use `true` to make the label only readable by screen readers.", "type": "boolean", "status": "optional" }, "labelSize": { "doc": "Define the font-size of the label based on the [font-size](/uilib/typography/font-size/) table.", "type": ["medium", "large"], "status": "optional" }, "help": { "doc": "Provide help content for the field using `title` and `content` as a string or React.Node. Additionally, you can set `open` to `true` to display the inline help, set the `breakout` property to `false` to disable the breakout of the inline help content, set `outset` to `false` to display the help text inline (inset) instead of the default outset behavior, or use `renderAs` set to `dialog` to render the content in a [Dialog](/uilib/components/dialog/) (recommended for larger amounts of content).", "type": "object", "status": "optional" }, "hideHelpButton": { "doc": "Set `true` when you render the inline help button outside the label (e.g. inside a checkbox suffix) so FieldBlock skips drawing the default label help button.", "type": "boolean", "status": "optional" }, "statusPosition": { "doc": "Controls where status messages (`error`, `warning`, `info`) are visually shown. Use `below` (default) or `above`.", "type": ["\"below\"", "\"above\""], "status": "optional" }, "layout": { "doc": "Layout for the label and input. Can be `horizontal` or `vertical`.", "type": "string", "status": "optional" }, "layoutOptions": { "doc": "Use this to set additional options for the `horizontal` layout. E.g. `{ width: \"medium\" }`. You can also use a custom width `{number}rem`. Instead of a width, you can use a min/max width. E.g. `{ minWidth: \"6rem\", maxWidth: \"12rem\" }`.", "type": "object", "status": "optional" }, "width": { "doc": "Will set the width for the whole block. Use `small`, `medium`, `large` for predefined standard widths. You can also set a custom width `{number}rem` or use `stretch` or `false`.", "type": ["string", "false"], "status": "optional" }, "contentWidth": { "doc": "Will set the width for its contents. Use `small`, `medium`, `large` for predefined standard widths. You can also set a custom width `{number}rem` or use `stretch` or `false`.", "type": ["string", "false"], "status": "optional" }, "[Space](/uilib/layout/space/properties)": { "doc": "Spacing properties like `top` or `bottom` are supported.", "type": ["string", "object"], "status": "optional" } }, "omit": ["width", "contentWidth", "onBlurValidator"] } ``` ## Translations ```json { "locales": ["da-DK", "en-GB", "nb-NO", "sv-SE"], "entries": { "Expiry.errorMonth": { "nb-NO": "{month} er ikke en gyldig måned.", "en-GB": "{month} is not a valid month.", "sv-SE": "{month} är inte en giltig månad.", "da-DK": "{month} er ikke en gyldig måned." }, "Expiry.errorRequired": { "nb-NO": "Du må fylle inn en utløpsdato.", "en-GB": "You must enter an expiry date.", "sv-SE": "Du måste fylla i ett utgångsdatum.", "da-DK": "Du skal udfylde en udløbsdato." }, "Expiry.errorYear": { "nb-NO": "{year} er ikke et gyldig år.", "en-GB": "{year} is not a valid year.", "sv-SE": "{year} är inte ett giltigt år.", "da-DK": "{year} er ikke et gyldigt år." }, "Expiry.label": { "nb-NO": "Utløpsdato", "en-GB": "Expiry date", "sv-SE": "Utgångsdatum", "da-DK": "Udløbsdato" }, "Field.errorPattern": { "nb-NO": "Du må skrive inn en gyldig verdi.", "en-GB": "You must enter a valid value.", "sv-SE": "Du måste ange ett giltigt värde.", "da-DK": "Du skal indtaste en gyldig værdi." }, "Field.errorRequired": { "nb-NO": "Dette feltet må fylles ut.", "en-GB": "This field is required.", "sv-SE": "Detta fält måste fyllas i.", "da-DK": "Dette felt skal udfyldes." }, "Field.errorSummary": { "nb-NO": "Feil som må rettes:", "en-GB": "Please correct the following errors:", "sv-SE": "Fel som måste åtgärdas:", "da-DK": "Felter der skal rettes:" }, "Field.errorSummaryTitle": { "nb-NO": "Feil som må rettes", "en-GB": "Please correct the following errors", "sv-SE": "Fel som måste åtgärdas", "da-DK": "Felter der skal rettes" }, "Field.optionalLabelSuffix": { "nb-NO": "(valgfritt)", "en-GB": "(optional)", "sv-SE": "(valfritt)", "da-DK": "(valgfrit)" }, "Field.stateSummary": { "nb-NO": "Oppsummering:", "en-GB": "Summary:", "sv-SE": "Sammanfattning:", "da-DK": "Oversigt:" } } } ``` ## Events ```json { "props": { "onChange": { "doc": "Will be called on value changes made by the user, with the new value as argument. When an `async` function is used, the corresponding [FieldBlock](/uilib/extensions/forms/create-component/FieldBlock/) will show an indicator on the field label. You can return `{ success: 'saved' } as const` to show a success symbol, or an error or an object with these keys `{ info: 'Info message', warning: 'Warning message', error: Error('My error') } as const`. The second parameter is an object that e.g. contains `props` (all given `Field.*` properties).", "type": "(value) => void", "status": "optional" }, "onFocus": { "doc": "Will be called when the component gets into focus. Like clicking inside a text input or opening a dropdown. Called with active value as argument. The second parameter is an object that e.g. contains `props` (all given `Field.*` properties).", "type": "(value) => void", "status": "optional" }, "onBlur": { "doc": "Will be called when the component stop being in focus. Like when going to next field, or closing a dropdown. Called with active value as argument. The second parameter is an object that e.g. contains `props` (all given `Field.*` properties).", "type": "(value) => void", "status": "optional" }, "onStatusChange": { "doc": "Called whenever the status messages (info, warning or error) gets visible or changes. Receives the current `{ info, warning, error }` object.", "type": "({ info?, warning?, error? }: FieldStatus) => void", "status": "optional" } } } ```