Some description here about how awesome this Phaser Input library is, because it works on Canvas AND WebGL. Oh did I mention mobile to? no? Well it supports mobile..
Key features:
- Works on mobile and Desktop
- Included TypeScript support
- Also runs under WebGL renderer
- Pure Phaser implementation
- Easy configurable
- Production hardened
First you want to get a fresh copy of the plugin. You can get it from this repo or from npm, ain't that handy.
npm install phaser-input --save-dev
Next up you'd want to add it to your list of js sources you load into your game
<script src="node_modules/phaser-input/build/phaser-input.js"></script>
After adding the script to the page you can activate it by enabling the plugin:
game.add.plugin(Fabrique.Plugins.InputField);
The simplest way of adding a input field is:
var input = game.add.inputField(10, 90);
Ofcourse there are options available that can be used to style the input. They can be passes as an object as the third parameter.
var password = game.add.inputField(10, 90, {
font: '18px Arial',
fill: '#212121',
fontWeight: 'bold',
width: 150,
padding: 8,
borderWidth: 1,
borderColor: '#000',
borderRadius: 6,
placeHolder: 'Password',
type: Fabrique.InputType.password
});
Zooming is easy to enable on an input field, it can be passed to the InputField as a setting. But there are some caveats:
First of all, it's only meant for mobile. Second; it modifies the scale and pivot of the world, and that might interfere with your resize.
Also, when the keyboard is shown, sometimes a resize event will be triggered.
Ideally you use a custom resize event, check for the static property Fabrique.Plugins.InputField.KeyboardOpen
and don't resize when it's set to true.
Current version includes two event dispatchers that notify when a device keyboard is opened or closed.
You can add listeners which trigger events based on this feedback.
Fabrique.Plugins.InputField.onKeyboardClose.addOnce(function() {
this.resizeBackgroundImage();
});
- Updates are slow when typing fast (type slower you!!)
- Zoom modifies the pivot and scale of the world, so it might interfere with some stuff
- x: number (0 by default) The X-coordinate in the game
- y: number (0 by default) The Y-coordinate in the game
- fill: string (#fff by default) The color of the inputted text
- fillAlpha: number (1 by default) Alpha of the textbox, 0 will hide the textbox and only show the text/placeholder/cursor
- width: number (150 by default) The width of the text box (just like in the DOM, padding, borders add onto this width)
- height: number (14 by default) The height of the text box (just like in the DOM, padding, borders add onto this height)
- padding: number (0 by default) The padding in pixels around all 4 sides of the text input area.
- borderWidth: number (1 by default) Size of the border
- borderColor: string (#000 by default) Color of the border
- borderRadius: number (0 by default) Create rounded corners by setting a border radius
- placeHolder: string ('' by default) Text that will be shown before the user input's anything
- placeHolderColor: string (#000 by default) The color of the placeholder text
- type: InputType (text by default) Either text, password or numeric
- backgroundColor: string (#fff by default) The background color of the input box
- cursorColor: string (#000 by default) The color of the blinking cursor
- font: string (14px Arial by default) The font that is used for the input box, covers the input text, placeholder and cursor
- min: string (none by default) The minimum number for the input field, only for number input fields
- max: string (none by default) The maximum number for the number input field, or the maxLength for other input fields
- selectionColor: string (rgba(179, 212, 253, 0.8) by default) The default color for the text selection highlight.
- zoom: boolean (false by default) if we need to zoom onto the input field (mobile only).
Tested on:
- Desktop
- Chrome 48+
- FireFox 44+
- Safari 9+
- Mobile
- Chrome 48+
- iOS 9+
phaser-input is inspired by CanvasInput
We at OrangeGames just love playing and creating awesome games. We aren't affiliated with Phaser.io. We just needed some awesome input boxes in our awesome HTML5 games. Feel free to use it for enhancing your own awesome games!
Phaser Input is distributed under the MIT license. All 3rd party libraries and components are distributed under their respective license terms.