ngx-json-ui
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import { DpRule } from "../../../features/data-population/models/dp-rule.model";
import { ComponentModel } from "../component.model";
export interface FormControlComponentModel extends ComponentModel {
/**
* rows is a number property that specifies the number of visible rows in a textarea.
* It is used to control the height of the textarea and how much content is visible at once.
* For example, if rows is set to 5, the textarea will display 5 lines of text at a time.
* This property is optional and should only be used if the component is a textarea or similar input type.
*/
rows: number;
/**
* readOnly is a boolean property that indicates whether the form control is read-only.
* If set to true, the form control will not be editable by the user.
* This is useful for displaying information that should not be modified by the user.
*/
readOnly?: boolean;
/**
* The type of the button.
* Can be 'submit', 'button', or 'reset'.
*/
disabled?: boolean;
/**
* An optional rule for data population.
* This is an object that defines how data should be populated in the component.
* For example, it can specify a data source, transformation rules, or validation rules.
* This property is optional and should only be used if the component supports data population.
*/
dpRule?: DpRule;
/**
* An optional unique form-control id for targeted any form operations.
* This is useful for identifying the form control in the DOM or for JavaScript operations.
* For example, 'form1234' for a specific form control instance.
* If not provided, the component will not have a unique identifier.
*/
id?: string | null | undefined;
/**
* An optional unique form-control id for targeted any form operations.
* This is useful for identifying the form control in the DOM or for JavaScript operations.
* For example, 'form1234' for a specific form control instance.
* If not provided, the component will not have a unique identifier.
*/
placeholder?: string | null | undefined;
/**
* An error message to be displayed when the form control is invalid.
* This is useful for providing feedback to the user about what went wrong.
* For example, 'This field is required' or 'Invalid email address'.
*/
errorMessageClass?: string | null | undefined;
/**
* An error message to be displayed when the form control is invalid.
* This is useful to show this input is invalid.
* For example, 'This field is required' or 'Invalid email address'.
*/
errorInputClass?: string | null | undefined;
}