Composite inputs · stable · MIT

Input Group

Native input, addons, and real button actions in one shell.

Install editable source

Add Input Group

Base UI / canonicalnpx shadcn@latest add https://gummyui.dev/r/gummy-input-group.json

No package dependency beyond React. Shared Gummy material is resolved automatically.

Behavior contract

Semantics before surface

Semantics

Addons stay presentational; inputs and buttons keep native semantics.

Keyboard

Native control and button behavior.

System support

Light and dark themes, logical RTL layout, reduced motion, responsive content, and forwarded public refs.

Source-derived reference

Anatomy and public API

Exported anatomy

These public React parts are read directly from the canonical source during the documentation build.

  • GummyInputGroup
  • GummyInputGroupAddon
  • GummyInputGroupButton
  • GummyInputGroupControl

Prop contracts

Each exported part accepts the underlying native, Base UI, or documented Radix prop contract. Inspect the selected source below for exact generic types.

Troubleshooting

Check behavior before surface.

Implementation decisions

When to use Input Group

Use an input group when an adjoining control, unit, prefix, or action changes how one field is interpreted. Keep a visible field label outside decorative affixes, and ensure buttons have names that make sense without relying on position. Do not make a currency symbol, domain suffix, or reveal control part of the submitted value accidentally. Test long units, password managers, validation, zoom, and touch targets.

Live product source

Inspect the canonical states

The Component Lab exercises real source across default, focus, disabled, responsive, dark, reduced-motion, and RTL contexts.

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Interactive inspection

Try Input Group in context

Load the real component preview when you are ready to interact with its responsive, theme, and direction controls.

Editable source

Read before you install

Canonical Base UI or native source

The registry payload stays off the initial page request.